The developers at Google certainly make sure that the popular search engine lives up not to be just another boring search site. It doesn’t only interacts with surfers but provides a few laughs and surprises as well. Give it a try and search some key words as suggested below.
Type the following words and hit I Am Feeling Lucky OR Google Search on Google’s home page and you might be surprised on what Google do or returns with. It is best to bypass Google’s auto search capability by going directly to this link http://www.google.com/webhp?complete=0, because auto search ruins the effect.
1. ASKEW or BSKEW or CSKEW
2. TILT
3. DO A BARREL ROLL
4. RECURSION
5. ANAGRAM
6. A BAKER’S DOZEN
7. THE NUMBER OF HORNS ON A UNICORN
8. THE LONELIEST NUMBER
9. ONCE IN A BLUE MOON
10. THE ANSWER TO THE ULTIMATE QUESTION OF LIFE THE UNIVERSE AND EVERYTHING
12. FIND CHUCK NORRIS
13. GOOGLE EPIC (after typing this, look for "Check out my little brother, Weenie Google" at the bottom of the screen)
14. GOOGLE PIG LATIN
15. GOOGLE PIRATE
16. WHO IS THE CUTEST PERSON?
17. GOOGLE 133T
18. EWMEW FUDD
19. GOOGLE GANGSTER
20. GOOGLE BORK
21. XX-KLINGON
22. FUNNY GOOGLE (you can set your own name with this)
23. GOOGLE SPHERE
24. GOOGLE GRAVITY (wait a sec to experience the effect of gravity.)
25. ELGOOG (a mirror effect)
26. RAINBOW GOOGLE
27. LOL LIMEWIRE
28. GOOGLE HEART PAGE
29. GOOGLE LOCO
30. ANNOYING GOOGLE
31. GOOGLE MAGIC
32. 2OB.ORG
33. EPIC GOOGLE
34. EPIC BOX
35. SEXY SNAPE
36. WEENIE GOOGLE
37. WHO’S AWESOME
GREAT FUNNY LOGOs
Google Pacman - a fun way to search and play the classic game from the 70s
Google Les Paul: - you can play guitar on Google's logo, you can record your song and send it to your friends to listen. That day YouTube was full of recorded songs on Google's logo guitar.
Google can also do special search for mathematical formulas such as these and returns a very familiar result. Copy and paste the formulas and click I am Feeling Lucky.
(sqrt(cos(x))*cos(200 x)+sqrt(abs(x))-0.7)*(4-x*x)^0.01, sqrt(9-x^2), -sqrt(9-x^2) from -4.5 to 4.5
or
sqrt(cos(x))*cos(200*x)+sqrt(abs(x))-0.7)*(4-x*x)^0.01, sqrt(9-x^2), -sqrt(9-x^2)
3-year-old Arianna Ysabel Ramos used her very young talent in painting to help sick kids from Philippine General Hospital (PGH).
She held a one-day exhibit showcasing her 40 artworks and donate the proceeds to the pediatric ward of PGH. She thought of this after seeing an advertisement from the hospital seeking donations.
Arianna casually told her mom, "I want to help them get well."
Pusuke, the recognized world’s oldest dog by Guinness has died – he was 26 years old. Pusuke was born March 1985 in Japan. He was owned by Yumiko Shinohara, a housewife since
she was 16 years old. Pusuke was reportedly eating well and staying active, when he lost his appetite and had difficulty breathing. Pusuke died peacefully, minutes after his owner returned home from a walk. The oldest-known dog on record, according to Guinness, was an Australian cattle dog named Bluey, who lived to the ripe old age of 29 years and five months before it was put down in November 1939.
Livermorium and Flerovium are just two of the newly added elements in Chemistry’s Periodic Table. They are positioned in the 114 and 116 spots under super heavy or Transuranium elements.
The two were actually synthesized some 10 years ago but were only confirmed after repeated experiments. Other elements 113, 115, 117 and 118 have also been synthesized but has not been confirmed yet.
Flerovium will have an atomic symbol of Fl to honor Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions, where superheavy elements, including element 114, were synthesized by scientists. Livermorium will be symbolized as Lv honoring Livermore National Laboratory and the city of Livermore, California.
Scientist say that the phrase “Duh” as popularized by Homer Simpson could be one of the first words spoken by humans. Scientists based this on the shape and mechanics of the mouth, and throat and other parts that has to do with the vocal tract.
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