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Google’s Directions From New York to London

April 5th, 2007 by Vlad | Filed under Other (Fom Old Blog).

Friend of mine just sent me this in the e-mail: Google’s Directions from New York to London. Pay attention to step 23.

UPDATE: It is good idea to print these directions if you are an US affiliate and plan to attend Affiliate Summit in London.

UPDATE: It appears that Google is no longer offering the “funny” direction. Thanks to a friend Google’s sense of humor was captured for the history:

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Scott Jangro 04/05/2007 10:12 AM 1 point
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I think this is what you'd call an easter egg.

Funny stuff.

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Vlad 04/05/2007 10:14 AM 1 point
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Well, we know now how to get to Affiliate Summit in London. :)

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Andy Beard 04/05/2007 10:22 AM 1 point
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Google are always trying to take shortcuts

What they should do is take the land route via Alaska

Funny thing is I have been on the roads in all 3 countries mentioned.

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Vlad 04/05/2007 10:26 AM 1 point
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You never know. Swimming Atlantic Ocean maybe easier than going through Siberia. :)

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Sam Harrelson 04/05/2007 11:26 AM 1 point
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In the Dublin to NY directions, they redirect you through the Chunnel into France then across the pond. Now THAT would be a fun IronMan to watch.

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Vlad 04/05/2007 11:38 AM 1 point
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@Sam

I wonder if it was possible to get dirrections to South Pole if they would tell you to birng ski along the way.

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Runa 04/11/2007 05:27 AM 1 point
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Very funny. That's called "Artificial Intelligence"

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Vlad 04/11/2007 01:43 PM 1 point
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@Runa

I would not qualify this as "Artificial Inteligence". It's a humor nothing else. I was initially wondering if it was Google's April's fool joke?

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