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Showing posts with label google. Show all posts
26 April 2011
The World of You
I think the world of you means
I think the guy I like has a girlfriend.
I think the world of you meaning
I think the rain is calling,
I think the rain is falling down,
I think the kids are in trouble.
I think the rain is coming down
lyrics. I think the ayes have it.
I think the world of you.
I think the world is coming to an end.
Google (UK) autosuggestions for the search term 'I think the'. Order changed and punctuation added. Submitted by Gabriel Smy.
29 September 2010
To Poetry
Poetry is dead –
Poetry is like –
Poetry is what gets lost
in translation.
Poetry is everywhere –
Poetry is emotion
recollected in tranquility.
Poetry is to prose
as dancing is to walking,
poetry is not a luxury
Audre Lorde.
Poetry is the synthesis
of hyacinths and biscuits,
poetry is not a luxury–
Poetry is not a project.
The auto-complete suggestions from Google (UK) for the search term 'poetry is'. Yes we have done this before. Capitalisation and punctuation added. Submitted by Gabriel Smy.
13 December 2009
I want to
I want to break free lyrics. I want
to be anorexic.
I want to break free.
I want to be skinny; I want
I want to be skinny; I want
to be a model.
I want to be thin.
I want to lose weight; I want
to know what love is
lyrics. I want
to get pregnant.
These are the Google automatic suggestions for the search term 'I want to', noted back in September, when we published Autosuggestion. This time, the lines have been reset. Submitted by Gabriel Smy.
21 September 2009
Autosuggestion
why is the sky blue
why is michael jackson white
why is the sea salty
why is my computer so slow
why is a raven like a writing desk
why is my period late
why is there a dead pakistani on my couch
why is yawning contagious
why is friday 13th unlucky
why is the sea blue
Start typing in the Google search box and it automatically suggests 10 popular entries that begin the same way. These are the suggestions for 'why is' 21 Sep 09. Submitted by Alan Mitchell.

