try do a barrel roll or zerg rush
1rolls over
2eats all the search sites
elgoog is something google made that has some of google's easter eggs
Google gravity, do a barrel roll, T-Rex game, pac-man, google underwater
Easter eggs (e.g., hidden features or messages) continue to be found in Google Earth. Flight simulator, for example, was one such "Easter egg" introduced in Google Earth version 4.2 that once became known was so popular it became an officially supported feature in version 4.3.
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People have found "Easter eggs" (or hidden features or messages) in Google Earth. Flight simulator, for example, was one such "Easter egg" introduced in Google Earth v4.2 that once became known was so popular it became an official supported feature in version 4.3. See related links below to see Google's sense of humor. Some of the Easter eggs were one time only "features" (e.g. April Fools Day hoaxes) and have since been removed. Some of the reported "Easter eggs" are simply strange but large man-made creations that can be seen from aerial or satellite imagery.
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Some good Easter decorationsinclude Easter eggs and Easter bunnies. They are very popular.
By "eggs" I assume you are talking about Easter eggs. There is way too many to list them all here, but I suggest you type "Halo 3 Easter Eggs" into Google search and click on the first link. It is quite an impressive list.
Chocolate eggs are a traditional staple during the Easter season and holiday. Milk chocolate eggs are some of the most popular.
Some teenagers do, and some do not.
The Easter bunny has to color eggs, make eggs, and deliver them. Those are basically his only chores.