Google thinks I'm malware?

It started this past weekend. When I do a search, I get the attached error message from Google. My wife gets it also on her Mac.

 

Ya know, in time the sheep will make sense. I wasn't going to explain it until needed, but here's the story.

Last year I was walking through a town fair when I saw a card on the ground. White with red diagonal stripes, I couldn't help but to pick it up. When I turned it over, there was a sheep staring at me with the word "SHEEP" printed underneath it. The absurdity of the whole thing made me smile. So I put it in my wallet.

I'm guessing that somewhere there's a kid with a memory game and only one sheep.

So now I have this card with a sheep. Every once and I while, perhaps when we're having dinner at a nice place, I pull that card out and show it to my wife, "I bet you never expected to see a sheep here." It usually gets at least a smile.

But then I got to thinking. Last year I posted a picture of one of my 73+MPG tanks and received one reply from someone to the tune of "in your dreams." That got me thinking: an MFD is an MFD is an MFD. There's no way to distinguish one from another. A well-cropped image would not reveal whose MFD it is. I could hold up my driver's license, but I'm not posting that on the web. I do, however, have a card of a sheep.

There's a really blurry picture I tried to take in Detroit of the sheep on the hood of the blue 2010.

So that's the story of the sheep.

 

This is truly one of those situations in which the safest course of action is to stop talking.


Unfortunately, I not only rarely take the safest course of action but I also rarely stop talking.

 

Since this thread seems to have no chance in Hell of ever addressing the original post - still happens, by the way - I'm going to go ahead and post the picture referenced in the above post.

And I bet you never expected to see a sheep standing on a 2010 Prius.

 

Oh yeah, that's Priapite sitting on the wipers there.

No worries, Jay. :fish: