Paste 'do a barrel roll' into Google - See what happens!!
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Hi,
Paste the words 'do a barrel roll' in Google and see what happens!
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LOL that is funny!
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You have to disable google instant predictions in your search settings, if you really wanted to know! Bit daft isn't it.
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Same Happens when you search "bskew"
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Search 'Google Gravity' then click back into the search box and remove the 'y' and it should predict (looks like it only works in Firefox and Chrome)
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How does one hit "i'm feeling lucky" now with the suggested searches jumping straight to the live serp?
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When I first sore it I honestly thought my PC had been infected with something for a split second.
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I almost threw up!
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What Sorcery is this?
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Uh more, I thought I found something hidden then.
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Not really a "Q&A", but here are a few more:
- Enter "Google Gravity" in the search bar and hit "I'm feeling lucky"
- Enter "askew" in the search bar
http://mashable.com/2011/11/03/google-easter-eggs-2/#33105Gravity
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