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Due to the overwhelming response Special Kind of Stupid, a humor blog, has received for its new “cork message board” design, dozens of Fortune 500 companies announced today they soon will be implementing similar designs for their websites.

Dubbed “Web 2 Point Awesome” by experts, this revolutionary theme layers the site’s content over a cork image. This gives the content, which has a white background, the illusion of being a piece of paper “attached” to a message board.

“It is nothing short of remarkable,” remarked Apple CEO Steve Jobs. “I look at that site and I swear I’m looking at a real message board.

“At one point, I got confused and tried to put a sticky note on it.”

Google's Beta Version of the Cork ThemeGoogle, trying to beat Microsoft and Yahoo to the punch, has already launched its beta version of the cork theme.

“We had our entire web development department drop what they were doing so we could cram a typical 12-month design process into one weekend,” said Google co-founder Larry Page as he tried to remove a thumbtack he accidentally embedded into his computer monitor.

“There is going to be a flurry of sites switching over to this cork theme in the coming months, and we wanted to be at the forefront of this revolution.

“The result, I believe, speaks for itself.”

Microsoft’s Bill Gates agreed. “This is the future, and the future is going to be awesome.”

Experts in the industry predict by the year 2010 all websites will be using the cork message board theme.

“It’s inevitable,” noted Al Gore, founder of the Internet. “People love sticky notes and they love using thumbtacks. Bringing that love over to the Internet is nothing short of genius.

“I wish I had invented it.”

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