So here’s some fun you can have on Google. In the search box, enter ‘Do’ followed by the name of a corporate body, or ‘Does’ followed by the name of a famous person, and see what suggestions for possible searches come up. It’s good for a bit of inane fun.
Posted on July 27, 2009, in Web/Tech and tagged Friendfeed, Google, Louis Gray, search. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
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'Faith has nothing to do with it' - perhaps the most significant sentence you wrote, Dave.
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By order I mean their experience of religious order which in turn shaped their expectation of spirit
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Simply typing does returns ‘Does God exist’ as one of the top ten!
I hadn’t got as far as trying that!
….and here’s another one for you…..
type in “google.com”, to get to the home page.
click on “preferences”
in the “interface language” section, click the drop-down menu next to “display google tips and messages in..”
and select my favorite, “Elmer Fudd”
click “save preferences”
…and check out your “Fudd-ized” google page!
Thanks, Owen! I tried ‘bork, bork, bork’, which was the only other non-standard option on Google UK in addition to Elmer Fudd, I think.
that must be interesting……I don’t have “bork” over here!