would u ever seen a dancing google web page.
A free falling of google.com
A free falling of google.com
That's gravity web page,
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Lol he says on Google gravity Google has lost his gravity and I don't think that's how physics works... When he typed it in and it fell down isn't that gaining gravity? hmm I need to check again...
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Great Google! Thanks for all these Google gravity tips. I have experimented with some and they really did work on my desktop. Reply.
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Zerg rush doesn't work anymoreEdit: Sorry my bad I used Im feeling lucky instead of Google Search.
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I just need to say that how much i hate apple computer s google gravity does not work because is lags so much and most of the time you cant even click on anything. FUCK YOU APPLE!
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it works for me in both Firefox and Safari, of course, that depends on what you mean by "it works." I couldn't use it as a search engine, so I don't know how someone got here from there, but it did live up to its name.
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