Curiosity Killed the Cat

My desk is near a conference room, and I just overheard the following conversation:
<Teleconference call rings>
Person on phone: Hi, may I speak with [name]?
Googler in room: Hm, I think you may have dialed the wrong room. Which room were you looking for?
PoP: Oh, I'm trying to reach someone at [phone number].
GiR: You probably got the wrong room. Which building were you trying to reach?
PoP: I'm trying to reach a parent.
GiR: ...Actually, you've dialed a conference room at Google.
PoP: ...Google?
GiR: Yup.
PoP: Oh, I'm sorry! But can I just say that I love Google?

There Goes the Science Bit... - a report on debunking absolutely stupid claims by supposed "health" products. My favorite is the "Aerobic Oxygen". That's like calling water wet, fer chrissakes. Also, the chemical-free fruit reminds of the fake "keep our food DNA-free!" science-awareness site from a few years ago. Or the "ban mono-oxygen di-hydrogen" campaign. Except that the people selling so-called chemical-free fruit are actually trying to make a profit.