[ZenDaddy]

Found this in Time Magazine. Top 10 things people search for on the internet.

Top 10 "How to" Searches in the U.S (4 weeks ending 7/21/07)
1. How to tie a tie
2. How to have sex
3. How to kiss
4. How to lose weight
5. How to write a resume
6. How to levitate
7. How to draw
8. How to get pregnant
9. How to make out
10. How to make a video

I've googled the "How to tie a tie," what's your favorite google?

 

[WWR]

I use it when I can't remember a websites name.







And to be honest, I didn't learn anything in college I couldn't google.

 

[SP]

And to be honest, I didn't learn anything in college I couldn't google.

So true!

 

[cabolew]

Been trying to learn how to levitate so I can sneak in on others fishing spots without burning their shoreline or potlicking!!

 

[RobtoeMC]

google Google and see what you come up with.

 

[bill]

google Google and see what you come up with.

Results 1 - 10 of about 799,000,000 for Google. (0.04 seconds)

 

[The Captain]

I look up stuff on costa rica, and foodie stuff. Yacht stuff. Gifts for wife, and guitar stuff for me.

 

[cfred]

How to levitate is number 6 ????? Does anyone else find that strange?

 

[ZenDaddy]

Levitation number six? Strange? Heck, how to kiss at three is strange. In my day we couldn't google that ... we had to figure it out the old fashioned way!

 

[txjoker]

When I was planning a trip up north, I researched how to fillet different northern fish (pike, walleye, etc...) because I had heard that their ribs, etc are a little different. Didn't use Google, though. Yahoo.com baby!