Really, Amazon?

Posted on: 01/16/09

Found this sort of amusing...

Amazon.com's product pages have all kinds of useful information these days, along with a quirky little datum called "statistically improbably phrases," or SIPs for those of you who like your acronyms to imply a beverage that's just a little bit too hot. An SIP is a phrase that, in Amazon's opinion, is unlikely to appear in regular usage. It's one way of giving readers a window into a book's content, I guess.

Well, check out what I've circled in red from this Amazon screen capture on the Fanboy page:

Amazon screen cap

Really, Amazon? "Comic book convention" is a statistically improbable phrase? Really? I'll call the folks in San Diego... :)

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