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Why don't you ask Jeeves?
I don't ask Jeeves because he usually doesn't know. I like asking here because at least there is more than one person answering the questions. :)
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Ask Jeeves is rubbish?
yes ask jeeves is rubbish because it doesnt actually answer your questions just gives you a laod of websites. it only gives yoou an actual answer in it has already been asked …alot befre with isn't helpfull if you need the answer to a unusual question (MORE)
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Who was Jeeves?
Reginald Jeeves is a fictional valet (in the stories and novels of P. G. Wodehouse).
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Who is Jeeves the guy from Ask.com?
Jeeves : a traditional English Butler Jeeves probably isn't an actual person. Apocrophically, in England, Jeeves was the name of a famous butler who served a large…, wealthy family (He may have been a character in a book, I don't know). Hence the phrase, when you want something done, "Let's ask Jeeves". Before dropping the "Jeeves" in "Ask jeeves", their corporate logo was of a traditional English butler holding a tray of drinks, who was presumably ready to server the online user. Reginald Jeeves was a character from P. G. Wodehouse's famous books. He was a butler for Bertie Wooster, and the comic stories about the two have been made into a series by ITV. Jeeves : A well-loved character {Written by Killing Dahlia} I just though I'd put something up about Reginald Jeeves. You are correct, Jeeves isn't an actual person, but he is a character in a book. I liked the fact that Jeeves was in AskJeeves.com, it got kids interested in asking things and it gave the site a personality. Now it's like Ask.com is trying to be like google. The nice thing about askjeeves.com was that it *wasn't* like google, that it was something entirely different. Also, not many people know, but Jeeves (in every sense- ask.com, or just "let's ask jeeves") originated from the books written by P.G.Wodehouse in the 1920's, and are still well-loved today. As a Wodehouse fan, I was very disappointed to see the lovable valet go. And Jeeves was just that, a valet. Butlers worked around the house more than with the employer, and Jeeves was a valet, helping with his clothes and making his infamous concoctions for the morning after a "long night". Here's a funny quote from one of Wodehouse's books, said by Bertie Wooster, who is Jeeves's employer: : "'It beats me why a man of his genius is satisfied to hang around pressing my clothes and what not,' says Bertie. 'If I had Jeeves's brain, I should have a stab at being Prime Minister or something.'" Jeeves's first name of Reginald was not revealed until the penultimate novel in the series, Much Obliged, Jeeves (1971), when Bertie hears a "Hullo, Reggie" greeting Jeeves. The readers may have been surprised to learn Jeeves's first name, but Bertie was stunned by the revelation "that he had a first name" in the first place. If you haven't read the books (I think there are around 35 short stories and 11 novels that have the Wooster/Jeeves combination), I highly recommend it. If you're not into reading, watch the series. (Bertie is played by House!) a guy this smart would not be cleaning your house (MORE)
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Is Ask Jeeves a search engine?
yes, it is..It Offers search for web sites, images, news, blogs, video, maps and directions, local search and shopping.
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Where is jeeves?
Jeeves is retired and cruising the seas he fake character but they made it seem like he retired when really ww.ask.com took over Asked Jeeves ...ITS SAD ISNT IT:(
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Why did ask jeeves get rid of jeeves?
They did everywhere except the UK, but everywhere else has just ask.com without Jeeves. So Jeeves is in the UK only, but still around.
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How old is jeeves?
Ask Jeeves was a search engine and website founded in 1995. Now Jeeves has retired and the website is simply called Ask.com.
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Why do people ask Jeeves?
Because they want to. It's quite clear why, too. Answers.com is rubbish, simply terrible! Thanks, Answers.com, for letting me answer these important questions. Now, whoever's …reading this, Ben Syme rules! (MORE)
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What does Ask Jeeves offer users?
Ask Jeeves is an answer-any-questions site. Users can pose questions and people will answer them. It will also search through previously answered questions and give the user a…ccess to the responses from similar queries. (MORE)