Let me google that for you

[zwiebel]

On social media, some people have a tendency to ask questions that they could have easily googled and found the answers themselves. Now a website has been set up to let those who get asked, answer the question....but in a way that lets the questioner know they could have googled it themselves.

So, for example, if this story puts you in a fugue and you don't know what the word means, and you asked me, I could reply: 'Let me google that for you. Find your answer here: lmgtfy.com/?q=fugue

Keep your hands off the keyboard for a few seconds, when you click the link.

Reason I know, someone just did it to me, Lol!

 

[zwiebel]

Just creepy, the way that works! Scared my laptop's gonna start talking to me any minute now!

 

[atm9533]

how do you change it?

 

[katydid23]

so cool

 

[zwiebel]

See in the link where it ends q=fugue ?? Just change the word fugue to the word you want google to look up, by itself, when you click on the link.

ETA: In answer to atm9533

 

[zwiebel]

Just to clarify: here is the website: http://lmgtfy.com

When you get there, put in the word you want to search.

Up will come a link underneath that you can copy and paste to anyone

When they click on it, google will do that search for them, without them hitting a key!