> If I ran Google, any site which did this would find all its pages missing
> from my database.

Don't quote me, but I seem to recall that Google actually sells dumps of
each {insert time period here}s queries. Hence why these pages of utter
gibberish exist. Certain queries are more prone to it than others. I've
rarely found a technical query that comes up with spam pages. (Except if
you use froogle.google.com, in which case it's pretty much filled with
them). Queries about pop-culture (Which I imagine are more prominent) seem
to suffer from it more.

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