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Apparently Google knows everything.

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kittylester Fri 03-Jun-16 14:11:43

We've had DGC 4 & 5 overnight and keeping track of their 'stuff' is a nightmare. DGS gets quite upset if his 'stuff' gets lost and he couldn't find the top in which he arrived. After a fruitless search by all of us he announced, 'Well, we'll just have to Doogle it!'

If only Google was that good!

kittylester Sat 04-Jun-16 12:36:30

If only it was that simple! grin So, if I ask Doogle where I left the C*******s cards I bought in the sale, will it have worked it out by then? confused

GandTea Sat 04-Jun-16 12:43:52

You could try my method. Been hunting over an hour for the strimmer blades we have somewhere, gave up and ordered some more on eBay. The missing ones will turn up now. hmm

WilmaKnickersfit Sat 04-Jun-16 12:50:11

GandTea and kitty Google knows where they are, but you need the password before it will tell you. wink

Tizliz Sat 04-Jun-16 14:18:20

Then when you enter a new password it will tell you you can't use one you have used before even though it has just told you it was wrong, so why couldn't I get in with it. [headbanging icon]

GandTea Sat 04-Jun-16 14:37:43

err, you don't need a password for Google search engine.

rubylady Sun 05-Jun-16 02:10:27

Ask St. Anthony, not Google for lost items. I've lost a huge sheet of tarpaulin somewhere. My laptop keeps going onto Bing which is painful. Got backache and feel rough but not asking Dr. Google, just going to go to bed and ask Dr. Mattress to sort it out. grin

WilmaKnickersfit Sun 05-Jun-16 19:22:56

GandTea it was a joke! grin

ruby good luck with St Anthony and Dr Mattress! grin

GandTea Sun 05-Jun-16 19:48:00

WMKF, I realised your post was a joke, it was Tizliz I was answering.

Tizliz Sun 05-Jun-16 20:12:18

GandTea I did get the joke, I was just having a problem with Amazon at the time ?