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i like the video for when she doesnt have anything so say.

if you search her own name Janina Gavankar she give you a resume basically, and if you search "ho" she will flip out at you like a latina and swear etc.
 
Janina Gavankar

How did you find that name?

Anyway i won't say all the searches me and Tracy made, but I think Tracy is getting addicted to it!

One search she did was for "eat your supper" and got her to eat a bananna, and then later a bowl of popcorn!
 
i like this way of search
but i doubt if people will click on the ads
 
i doubt if it will work in the long run. if consumes lot of memory and the computer becomes slow
 
it is addictive though isn’t it:cheeky:
 
it is addictive though isn’t it:cheeky:

Ya, I think it would be cool to have my parked names going to a page as sticky as this page. The user would return for more every time.

Edit: and also, this may be new, but in the near futher, I don't think memory will be an issue.
 
i doubt if it will work in the long run. if consumes lot of memory and the computer becomes slow

You realize this very page is extemely slow -- over 140K and loaded with javascript.
 
she repeated alot of the same phrases to me over a 10 minute frolic. Very fun indeed but long term is definately 'no' unless they really pour it on. I do feel with the obvious interest they're getting it will encourage them to build on it, in turn making it better.
 
she repeated alot of the same phrases to me over a 10 minute frolic.

I have discovered a number of phrases myself, and also found a few from the Digg article about it. It must also take a huge database to add all those video files in to respond to all searches. But imagine what this could be?

Say you go to google, and a "talking results" person started to tell you the information you wanted? Or if it was a commercial term, to try to sell you on an item?

It could happen.

Edit: just realised this was post number 2999 for me. Interesting!
 
Great fun. Imagining when bandwidth and computers are 10x the current and it could mark the future of search.
 
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