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Sunday, May 20, 2007

Crazed plea

Why, for the love of God, why, is it the case that if you type "Plastic Canvas Eeore" into Google Image Search, do you get so many pictures of me?

What does it mean? Wibble.

Jane Not just you - it's me and chocolate daleks!

mmmmm daleks!

I hasten to add their are no photos of me with a chocolate dalek.

Yet....

Hey Becky I've just had an idea for our wedding cake.

Becky Yep, that is a fantastic Chocolate Dalek, I'm proud to share a set of search results with it. :-)

Jane Or you can see it here, in context, chocolate dalek :D

Michelle Faith never a dull moment

Alli' Cat' I don't know what's weirder: That search bringing back so many references to you, or you entering that search in the first place!! 8-S

Zaida Angel You know what'd be cool ?
A Plastic canvas eeore wedding cake.

Google that and press F5 for free coins.

Emma G The Plastic Canvas reference "might" be interpreted as a "compliment". Plastic as being malleable, changeable, and canvas as being a space to create on. In other words "A work of Art". Eeore is a bit harder though since it appears to be a typo. Did you mean Eeyore? That's easy too...a much beloved character!

Emma G Feel Better now

Steg It only works with Google's safesearch filtering turned off, so even more worryingly they obviously consider your pictures "explicit"!

Pandora Caitiff Pedantic answer: Eeore (sic) was/is a very regular commenter, and plastic and canvas have been mentioned quite often in relation to shoes/clothes.

*slaps self*

Becky Yes, that is the pendantic answer, Pandora. :-P Also, the misspelling of Eeore helped.

Doesn't quite explain why Google Images is so shit at spotting that the pictures are completely irrelevant! :-)

Jessica Hart It only works if you turn safe search off - doens't that say something significnat :)

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