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dlavery

12-05-2006 22:00

Re: Google Trends for FIRST

Quote:

Originally Posted by FreedomForce

Something Intresting

where did Australia Come From????

Maybe Dean, Woody and Dave need to make a trip down under.

'cause here is where I grew up.

-dave

Joe Matt

12-05-2006 22:08

Re: Google Trends for FIRST

Quote:

Originally Posted by dlavery

'cause here is where I grew up.

-dave

IS THAT A CLUE DAVE?!?!?

Rohith Surampudi

12-05-2006 22:29

Re: Google Trends for FIRST

hmm maybe the red rock that makes up uluru(ayers rock) affects the sunlight during sunset so that it appears red, and that represents the red light that was hinted at during the finals. :D

Alex Burman

17-05-2006 06:23

Re: Google Trends for FIRST

Quote:

Originally Posted by dlavery

'cause here is where I grew up.

-dave

I'm livin' in a land down under *breaks into song*

GaryVoshol

17-05-2006 09:00

Re: Google Trends for FIRST

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grayswandir-75

I'm livin' in a land down under *breaks into song*

That's "I come from a land down under ..." Don't they teach you young whippersnappers anything in school thesedays?

Pat McCarthy

26-05-2006 10:09

Re: Google Trends for FIRST

Yay, FIRST whomps Battlebots! But, we already knew that. :cool:

http://www.google.com/trends?q=FIRST...a ll&date=all

EDIT: I love the spikes every year in early January for FIRST. :p

Rohith Surampudi

26-05-2006 10:33

Re: Google Trends for FIRST

CD on google trends

the only regions that have high enough bandwidth usage to register are US and Canada, and for some reason it doesnt appear on the graph until this year :ahh:

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