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“Gay cowboy movie” no longer a risque search term at workplace

By Claude on December 12, 2005 2:58 PM

The Associated Press notes that “Brokeback Mountain” is now the favorite for Best Picture amongst critics heading into the Golden Globes. Critcs, too, have uniformly showered it with plaudits.

What’s more, Ang Lee’s “Brokeback” has been described as a “gay cowboy movie” in Google News in no fewer than 279 separate headlines, making it officially okay to search for “gay cowboy movie” on Google whilst at work.

That said, doing a Google search for “assless chaps” at the office still falls into the category of ‘not recommended.’

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