what is a you-tube… ??? a toy to learn now life works.. anything like a Vacuum tube !!!!!.. cars at one time did not have oil filters… early cars had no oil pans… it just dripped on the road.. FACT……. fill the oil and check the gas……
I find Google is moving towards ‘pop’ answers. If you need something specific that is not a trend, you may get a ’didn’t you mean (something else)?’ even if there are answers, and even if they have exact matches, but if is not a trend or if the page is not a recent one, you may not get it or have a hard time getting it. Very useful to find gossip or the last trend; not very useful to find answers to not so obvious or popular questions anymore
Google’s response: With the left foot in the stirrup swing the right foot to the ground then the left. It’s important to remember to always dismount on the left side.
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 5 years ago
Sad but almost true.
MichaelHelwig about 5 years ago
Just let go, boys.
VTX1800F about 5 years ago
what is a you-tube… ??? a toy to learn now life works.. anything like a Vacuum tube !!!!!.. cars at one time did not have oil filters… early cars had no oil pans… it just dripped on the road.. FACT……. fill the oil and check the gas……
Bob Blumenfeld about 5 years ago
I’ve heard of people who asked Yahoo! Answers about whether or not they should call 911. Seriously.
the lost wizard about 5 years ago
The answer scored highly.
WCraft Premium Member about 5 years ago
One arm spin? 10!
redback about 5 years ago
I find Google is moving towards ‘pop’ answers. If you need something specific that is not a trend, you may get a ’didn’t you mean (something else)?’ even if there are answers, and even if they have exact matches, but if is not a trend or if the page is not a recent one, you may not get it or have a hard time getting it. Very useful to find gossip or the last trend; not very useful to find answers to not so obvious or popular questions anymore
ayespin about 5 years ago
Gee … a wind power generator in the making!
cuzinron47 about 5 years ago
Google’s response: With the left foot in the stirrup swing the right foot to the ground then the left. It’s important to remember to always dismount on the left side.
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