Google's social networking thingamajig Google+ is less than three days old and already its introductory video has become the subject of mockery.
"The Google Minus Project" video above goofs on Google+'s big talk about bringing people together by reminding us that we still like to trash-talk and exclude people from our circles, and that there are certain people we couldn't give less of a crap about, either online or off.
"You know how certain people don't really matter?" the sarcastic voiceover intones. "I like to label those people as worthless."
The video, created by sketch video troupe Wooden Nickel Shorts, parodies Google's own 1.2-million-views-and-counting introductory video (below), which the search mammoth released to hype its new social networking offering. It might be just the thing to entertain the internet while we wait for a Google+ invite, wondering if we're no longer cool.
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