We suspect that some Jacks had been DOS-ing the site in order to cause it to overflow and shutdown we would like to say that DOS-ing is not productive, not funny, and is not in any way under the code of conduct of pranks or hacks, and is in fact quite illegal.
I intentionally did not show quotation marks. If you put quotation marks around it, you get a "definition" answer pointing at Wikipedia. If you ask Google the question without quotation marks, you get the "answer".
What is really interesting is what is attached to the Google "answer". It's not obviously relevant, unless you really know the background and you're really in on the answer.
Before establishing a lunar colony, we'll have to go prospecting in the asteroids and find some with carbonaceous material. This material has various resemblances to kerogen, which under heat deep underground on Earth is converted to oil. Hit a colony site with such an asteroid. I believe the description in song is "put up a parking lot".
Quickly, hide behind the Sun!
Hurry up, I said quickly!
Then they put it on Slashdot...
Winning by default is a win.
What is really interesting is what is attached to the Google "answer". It's not obviously relevant, unless you really know the background and you're really in on the answer.
By the way, the butler did not do it.
Generic laptop case?
Who is George Bush?
Google does not answer.
But Microsoft has patented software...
You asked about 42.
Perhaps you intended to ask: What is the answer to life, the universe, and everything?
Sony is patenting a process, not implementation. They're patenting the concepts, the same way one patents software.
What about inducing puree?
Before establishing a lunar colony, we'll have to go prospecting in the asteroids and find some with carbonaceous material. This material has various resemblances to kerogen, which under heat deep underground on Earth is converted to oil. Hit a colony site with such an asteroid. I believe the description in song is "put up a parking lot".
Watch slashdotting for creation of video blog: "Lost and Desperate Housewives".
The Doctor is dead! Long live the Doctor! Who?
Yet another reaction to computer crashes...
Powered by a double redundancy drive?
It is really, really artificial. We just have to have a man on Mars so it is manmade-manmade.
Obviously he didn't cover the laptop with breading first.
"The selection and placement of stories on this page were determined automatically by a computer program and no Frenchmen."
Finally, better materials for tetherball!
Do you have to pay $30 to plug in, or is flight time LAN party time?
That's about a quarter the size of a microwave oven, kiddies.
I can hardly wait for the Lego Blocks version of this movie.
I'll be impressed if it involves fifty-foot-tall gates.
Or fifty-foot-tall Gates.