"Google", included in latest version of websters.

[etoven]

google

One entry found for google.

Main Entry: goo·gle
Pronunciation: 'gü-g&l
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): goo·gled; goo·gling /-g(&-) li[ng]/
Usage: often capitalized

Etymology: Google, trademark for a search engine
: to use the Google search engine to obtain information about (as a person) on the World Wide Web
For More Information on "google" go to Britannica.com

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[Weltall]

Comprehension eludes me.

[Dark Jaguar]

etoven is often hard to comprehend, but in this case I think he's quoting both a webster dictionary entry (a reason why "webster" should basically be considered "the english language for children"), and also apparently, google advertising.

However, I will never use google as a verb. Why not just "search"? It's not nearly as retarded, and it isn't selling a company line. Same reason I don't call all video games "Nintendos".

[Weltall]

Go Xerox this for me.

No one understands Erich Toven's incomprehensiveness better than myself.

[Dark Jaguar]

Does anyone use the term "xerox" as a verb any more? I only hear "copy".

[Weltall]

It is falling out of use, yeah.

But then again, I don't often hear people using "Nintendo" as a blanket term for all videogames anymore, either. I think the most common example of this sort of thing I see these days is using the term 'iPod' in reference to any MP3 player, regardless of manufacturer.

[Dark Jaguar]

That's true. Also, everyone seems to call all PDAs "Blackberries" and all DVRs "Tivos",

[etoven]

My original point is:

1. That "Google" is a trademark not a word but was some how included in what may be considered todays most prominate dictinary.
   
2. That there is a flagerent use of googles services that some how made an inclusion in websters.
   

[Weltall]

Do you really think this is the first instance?

Linoleum and Cellophane were once trademarked brand names, too. Plexiglas still is. You'll find them all in dictionaries today.

[Private Hudson]

etoven: You're a faggot.

[etoven]

Language Hudson!, I don't now what you problem is but tendo city could do with out your brand of hateration. :)

[Dark Jaguar]

Eh, it's a joke. Bad one sure (he tries to be lazy but...), but it was a joke.

[Private Hudson]

Oh sure. He steals my "bug nupples" schtick, and all of a sudden I'm trying to be like him.

But really, haven't we all tried to be like lazy. Sure, stapling 3 inches of raw beef (eye fillet) to the end of my penis was a trifle overzealous, but the long hair and questionably aged porn collections are coming along.

Anyways, etoven. I don't hate you. Actually, I'm quite fond of you. In fact, if you lived closer to me, I'm sure we would be able to hang out and go bowling followed by a nice white hot mug o' java to end the evening. Enough to slake any mans avarice for male oriented bonding.

[etoven]

Yes rtangs explaned that to me later after I posted, although the joke, humer, point, and lead in to an apprently funny comment was completly lost apon me.

I think your non-sequitor needs work, Lazy is still the master.
:)