Do a Google Search for Candy Cane
This is really cool!! Do a search for “candy cane” on Google and check out the sidebar. That’s cool! It also shows up when you search for “Christmas.”
This is really cool!! Do a search for “candy cane” on Google and check out the sidebar. That’s cool! It also shows up when you search for “Christmas.”
I thought this Duplex was a classic.
This goes under the waste of time category but still funny. I was trying to come up with a better slogan for Tornado and was looking around at what some other companies were using. Then saw the Cingular slogan and add an ‘N’ at the end and whala.
Not gonna happen here. 🙂
What do you see?
So I’m curious to know what my friends thinks about the AIM privacy debate going on right now. Read this article if you aren’t familiar with it yet (the news just broke the other day). Essentially, AOL lays claim to anything posted on AIM and they’re saying they can do whatever they want with it….
My favorite one is at the end. A skunk sat on a stump and thunk the stump stunk, but the stump thunk the skunk stunk. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. Did Peter Piper pick a peck of pickled peppers? If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, where’s the peck of…
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Odd, that doesn’t show up for searches on “happy holidays” or “seasons greetings”
I know. It’s really selective. I tried other things like “holly” or “gingerbread” but got nothing.
I was being sarcastic and polticially incorrect there, Chris.
Yeah, I know. What I found funny was that it works for the word Christmas. It would be so politically correct if it only worked on “happy holidays” and not “christmas”-
It is interesting that Google can specifically change page level characteristics like that on specific searches.
I didn’t get it when i did the search. But then again, everything in Africa works a bit strange.
But it looks cool on the screenshot.
try hanukkah, and you will get candles
That’s awesome.