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Iggo

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7. There's nothing about it yet on Snopes. (n/t)

Reply to underpants (Reply #6)

Fri Sep 8, 2017, 11:17 AM

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Little Known Secret Revealed: Anyone Can Now Search the Entire Internet! [View all] MineralMan Sep 2017 OP

Can anyone confirm this? Iggo Sep 2017 #1

By all accounts, it does work. MineralMan Sep 2017 #2

I googled google and got google underpants Sep 2017 #6

There's nothing about it yet on Snopes. (n/t) Iggo Sep 2017 #7

LOL underpants Sep 2017 #9

Heheheh. Iggo Sep 2017 #23

It's an older meme but it checks out. Dr. Strange Sep 2017 #22

What is this about? Are you suggesting that people should Google... LAS14 Sep 2017 #3

Everytime I make a statement... yallerdawg Sep 2017 #4

Apparently, they know the secret of Google. MineralMan Sep 2017 #5

LIES! It's all lies!!! underpants Sep 2017 #8

A little help for those challenged by this: VermontKevin Sep 2017 #10

Wow! That really helps a lot! MineralMan Sep 2017 #11

I do my best. VermontKevin Sep 2017 #12

(Raises hand in back of the room) Can you go over step 2 again? underpants Sep 2017 #24

Google can only find the websites that give Google permission to do so in their robot.txt DetlefK Sep 2017 #13

Well, OK, but it does seem to work pretty well in finding MineralMan Sep 2017 #15

Misleading statement although I recognize sarcasm cally Sep 2017 #14

Most people, however, have simple questions that have simple answers. MineralMan Sep 2017 #16

Google tweaks search results Not Ruth Sep 2017 #17

Fake news! Wrong! Sad! Initech Sep 2017 #18

does this obviate the need for mamma and dogpile? niyad Sep 2017 #19

The more the merrier, I always say. MineralMan Sep 2017 #20

there is that! niyad Sep 2017 #21

So, what's "obviate" mean? Sugar Smack Sep 2017 #25

dictionary.com is your friend. niyad Sep 2017 #27

Not Google?? Sugar Smack Sep 2017 #28

Google will also provide the definition of "obviate." MineralMan Sep 2017 #33

. Egnever Sep 2017 #34

At some point, though, you'll come to the end. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2017 #26

Uh-huh. Rule#34 underpants Sep 2017 #31

Fake news. guillaumeb Sep 2017 #29

can you find this? hfojvt Sep 2017 #30

Is the answer "Jesus"? underpants Sep 2017 #32

Easy. I searched for the last sentence. MineralMan Sep 2017 #35

it's from lightning by Dean Koontz Egnever Sep 2017 #36

which quote? hfojvt Sep 2017 #45

Well, no, it really doesn't. BostonianMagi Sep 2017 #37

What questions would I ask that only have answers in those sections? MineralMan Sep 2017 #38

Google it uppityperson Sep 2017 #47

If you think google exposes the entirety of the Internet BostonianMagi Sep 2017 #49

Amazing find!! I just found tRump's Pee Tape!! madinmaryland Sep 2017 #39

I was watching Endeavour on TV matt819 Sep 2017 #40

You know. . . matt819 Sep 2017 #41

what i hate is the auto-fill/suggestions as you type. Put in the letter A and immediately MichaelSoE Sep 2017 #42

Not quite Major Nikon Sep 2017 #43

Even Google has a limitation... fleabiscuit Sep 2017 #44

The Internet is amazing. Everything Two Scoops knows is on there. Flaleftist Sep 2017 #46

And you're not allowed to put anything on the Internet that isn't true. Buns_of_Fire Sep 2017 #48