Just in time for April Fools day, MSN has brought back their Search Spoof site. Now you can have fun by sending someone a search results page that offers a little tongue-in-cheek. 
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dresup games Says:
January 16th, 2009 at 5:13 pm
I didn’t get a chance of trying IE7, but I think I know what is wrong. When I call the index file directly, the visitor comment works great. I’m calling the program in an iframe on one of my webpages and that is when it doesn’t work. I would really like it to work from a webpage. Any ideas on this? Thanks.