It's on like Google Kong

First there was calendar.google.com, now there is spreadsheets.google.com, not to mention gmail...

As soon as they come out with presentations.google.com you can stick a fork in MS Office. MS has been talking about going on-line with their applications for a while now but Google is doing it first, and well.

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