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Hey, here's a funny thing to try with Google. Do a search for the word "failure", and then click "I'm Feeling Lucky". See what happens.
The forum discussion centers around the humorous effects of Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" feature when searching for specific terms like "failure," "idiot," and "liar." Users highlight the phenomenon of Google bombing, where certain search terms lead to unexpected or humorous results due to manipulated search engine rankings. Notable examples include searches for "French Military Victories" and "Weapons of Mass Destruction," which yield amusing outcomes. The conversation also touches on the potential for malware to manipulate search results, further complicating the humor behind these searches.
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That's funny.Tom Mattson said:Hey, here's a funny thing to try with Google. Do a search for the word "failure", and then click "I'm Feeling Lucky". See what happens.
Not that fun, I was able to click the button many timesIvan Seeking said:try "idiot"
It took me about two or three seconds to realize that all you have to do is hold down the button on the mouse to keep it from running away. I guess that's cheating though.yomamma said:Not that fun, I was able to click the button many times
Aha... Something like this may have been the secondary purpose of a virus that I picked up once. The virus or spyware, I'm not exactly sure which, would make you computer automatically turn certain words you posted on forums and sent in messages into links to sites for companies that provided services in relation to those words.siddharth said:Yep, these are due to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Googlebombing"
Try "liar" and I'm feeling lucky.