(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:20, archived)
"What's the difference between a Frenchman and a piece of toast?" Before he could deliver the punchline (you can make soldiers from a piece of toast) I got in with, "Your mum hasn't had every piece of toast in existence."
That's still one of my proudest moments. We were laughing over that for weeks.
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:30, archived)
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:20, archived)
So technically.....
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:28, archived)
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:20, archived)
or, it's the act of finding a two-word phrase that has only ONE result on google.
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:20, archived)
and only get one result.
don't ask shit questions. thanks
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:20, archived)
it's not great but it passed the time on a flight from Singapore to the UK
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:21, archived)
If you discover a Googlewhack, don't tell anyone! If you post it on a board then that's a second result and you will have broken it.
EDIT: Oh, wait -- I think 'Googlewhacking' is the act or process of searching for two words that generate one result. Such a pair of words is known as a 'Googlewhackblatt'.
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:22, archived)
A Googlewhack is a pair of words with just one result
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:25, archived)
A Googlewhack is a Google search query consisting of two words, that returns a single result. Since 2003, British comedian Dave Gorman has toured Britain, France, Australia, Canada and the United States with a show entitled Dave Gorman's GoogleWhack Adventure, and published a book of the same name. These were based on a true story. While attempting to write a novel for his publisher (Random House) Dave became obsessed with Googlewhacks and travelled across the world finding people who had authored them. Although he never wrote his novel, he did eventually write a book about his "Googlewhack adventure" which went on to be a Sunday Times #1 best seller in the UK and has also been published in the U.S. and Canada. A translation is in the works for Japan.[1]
Some of the googlewhacks used by Dave Gorman in his book are Francophile Namesakes, dork turnspit, unconstructive superegos, bibliophilic sandwiched, dripstone ingles.
Participants at Googlewhack.com discovered the sporadic "cleaner girl" bug in Google's search algorithm where "results 1-1 of thousands" were returned for two relatively common words. Further details can be found at: Googlewhack NACK!
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:22, archived)
Fuck right off marcus, I don't like you anymore.
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:30, archived)
Does anyone have the link to the image that shows trolls like this one how to do it?
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:24, archived)
or will typing baldmonkey baldmonkey baldmonkey suffice?
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:31, archived)
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:25, archived)
if only there was some kind of device, and engine say, where you could enter words and phrases in order to find or search for their meaning
you could call it a finding device, give it a catchy name like "Oodle" or something
but sadly no such thing exists and we are forever shrouded by ignorance
(, Wed 15 Aug 2007, 10:27, archived)