About That Google Sandbox

So you say Google “Sandbox” exists and there is No way your site will get out of it for up to 9-12 months?

Interesting, I have 2 sites put online not long ago - just a few weeks/hardly months, and one of the sites already has PR ranking 2, the other one has PR1, and both are climbing steadily in Traffic. And I am not even CNN
Well, but then on the other hand I also have a site which lost totally all it’s ranking, although the main “fault” of that site has been that it has been totally re-designed with 1 of the site builders similar to CMS - as to make the maintenance of that site Much easier! - However obviously mighty Google does Not like if you dare to do this, according to that famous “Sandbox” it prefers “stale” sites which hasn’t been touched for months, even years, like the one I re-designed because of the complicated maintenance/updates.

So much for that ‘freshness’…
Actually the other day I was “browsing” the Net - which I hardly do because consider it waste of the time, I prefer to Go straight to the sites recommended to me by same way - but I needed some graphics + wanted to see some new layouts, so I “googled”. Gee, so Much Junk I’ve seen! Seemed like the majority of the Internet is full of junkie useless sites, many of them even with extremely poor design and layout! What do you people think? You put up some junkie fast-food-site in 1 day and you are going to make millions?

So I didn’t last long with this “unfocused browsing”, I gave up and designed my own graphic.

However, what disgusted me The Most was how many of these Useless sites are sitting at the Top of the Google! (and Yahoo to the certain point, but seems to me much less, and I haven’t come around to try MSN before I gave up). And not only those senseless junk sites, but even more of those “dead” sites where you see the site haven’t been touched for months, even years, it’s totally outdated, yet is still keeps it top spot! Some of those dead sites even have Google PR of 5 or more…! Just Alexa rating is nowhere to be seen…
So the Google likes “fresh”, eh…?