You've got to love Google... Er, Froogle!
Be <a href="http://froogle.google.com/"; target="_blank">Froogle</a>!
I love Google to bits. Let's hope it never goes the way of the Yahoo!
I love Google to bits. Let's hope it never goes the way of the Yahoo!
Comments
Searched for 'dildo'. Search took 0.04 seconds.
Showing 1-10 of 31674 results in All categories
Joy! Now I can buy 31,674 different models all from the privacy of my own home....
I dunno, too many things like this already. Ebay is cheaper anyway. You can buy just about anything online, and 'one' search engine which will inevitably become 'sponsored' isn't a good solution. It just encourages folks to buy from the ONE source instead of shopping around on their own. Folks just don't realize that pricewatch isn't the ONLY site of it's kind. Shopping around is something you should learn to do, and this site ignores it.
{ka-chick} <- that's my stamp that says "I'll never use it"
[ 12-12-2002: Message edited by: Not Unlike Myself ]</p>
eBay's fine if you're looking for used goods, or to be ripped off by some ass in Albania offering you a PowerBook for $10, but if you want to check prices from online stores, Froogle's looking good.
It's not restricted to a subset of "chosen" retailers.
In short... Try a search for "Zip Zap" a radio shack mini rc racer. You'll get 2 knock offs before the real thing (which is on EBAY on page 2).
Why are all you googlites so religiously attached to a stupid search engine? Without decent sites to pull from the engine isn't worth it's name. In any case, you just wait and see. When this goes out of beta, folks aren't gonna flock to it and it's not gonna be the next 'big thing'. Simply put there are better ways of finding what you want. This is a good solution for people who want to put zero effort into finding a quality product at a good price. They will get an overprices lower quality product for their troubles. Just try doing some familier searches.... iMac, eMac, iBook, OS X, Coca-Cola, and try "ET". All of these produce interesting results. My point? It isn't gonna be that great and I'm not impressed. But it appears that you are....
The Apple Store isn't even LISTED.
<a href="http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=playstation+2&price1=90&price2=180&price =between&btnP=Go" target="_blank">Look at this search for a PS 2</a>
The #2 result is a bogus one (which isn't even for sale anymore) from half.com What purpose does bad information serve a searcher?
[ 12-12-2002: Message edited by: Not Unlike Myself ]</p>
Thanks so much for informing us, NUM.
put in a URL
and then type in the name
and then click on a Link
finally have the page load
<strong><a href="http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=playstation+2&price1=90&price2=180&price =between&btnP=Go" target="_blank">Look at this search for a PS 2</a>
The #2 result is a bogus one (which isn't even for sale anymore) from half.com What purpose does bad information serve a searcher?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Actually, it's hosted at eBay, and you can find the same bogus deal by searching there.
To get the best out of Google, you need to be a little smarter than the average bear when choosing your search terms and refining the search results. Same goes for Froogle.
shit....that leaves me out.....g
<strong>shit....that leaves me out.....g</strong><hr></blockquote>
Awww, <a href="http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/KidsClick!/"; target="_blank">here you go</a>, sweetheart.
heh heh... google is cool.
What a touching photo.
I think that by logical extension, we all know the answer to that one.
ViaVoice for Macintosh OSX 3.0
This product is not yet published. You may order it now, and we will ship it to you when it arrives.
<a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005NZXO/002-9640379-6316839"; target="_blank">amazon</a>
[ 12-14-2002: Message edited by: starland ]</p>