A collection of strange links on Google.com

Monday July 24th 2006, 2:51 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Neil Patel has yet another Google related list, this time being a collection of strange links on Google.com. If you feel like wasting some time, take a look. They must have a blast working there making these bunny games, fake products, and overviews of Britney Spears search volume.

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