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Let's try to find for which word (ONLY NOUNS count (no abbr.), e.g. articles would be rather boring) there are most results on Google!
I will make a TOP 5 and update it as you post good results.

TOP 5:
home 2,770,000,000
site 2,390,000,000
information 2,150,000,000
page 2,130,000,000
web 2,110,000,000






EDIT: I use www.google.com

help 1,620,000,000
can 1,500,000,000

-holographic gives 3,560,000,000. Too bad. :rolleyes:

273,000,000 for microsoft

2nd place, w00t :P

EDIT:
305,000,000 for John
442,000,000 for America
313,000,000 for Europe
205,000,000 for Asia
222,000,000 for Africa

2,390,000,000 for site. Ignoring Tamarilions words that arent nouns, 1st place right?

1,980,000,000 for web
1,900,000,000 for page
2,750,000,000 for home! I am on fire with the googling :D

Check that, top 4 answers so far be mine :D

1,760,000,000 for news Lets make that top 5 :D :p :)

1.4 million for "free"


Apparently...... people like free things...... Go figgure!:rolleyes:

web 2,070,000,000

Little late my friend

-holographic gives 3,560,000,000. Too bad. :rolleyes:

Where exactly? I get 1,020,000!

Where exactly? I get 1,020,000!
I said "-". That means any site not containing that word. :(

I said "-". That means any site not containing that word. :(

Hahaha, yeah you get that amount for - anything.

You g's can't be frontin, I'm a google gangsta

can 1,500,000,000

c'mon
i now it's a noun, but I would say it does not count anyway
however, it isnt even top5

already seems to be a very good top 5
i cant find any better results

"google" gets 243 million.

"google" gets 243 million.

which is not really much, has to be billions!

I've always played the opposite game where you have to try and find something with a single result (not including results from a dictionary, thesaurus etc)...

Google Whack (http://www.googlewhack.com/) actually is a site dedicated to two-word searches that find one result.

search 2,310,000,000

search 2,310,000,000

I tried that one before, but I do not really now whether it should count as a noun, it is a common verb as well...

I've always played the opposite game where you have to try and find something with a single result (not including results from a dictionary, thesaurus etc)...

Google Whack (http://www.googlewhack.com/) actually is a site dedicated to two-word searches that find one result.

I just found a google-whack!!

letcherous carnivore

took me all of two minutes (Dave Gorman eat your heart out (or something)).

the 3.560.000.000

Information 2,280,000,000

I just found a google-whack!!

letcherous carnivore

took me all of two minutes (Dave Gorman eat your heart out (or something)).
It is actually spelled 'lecherous', I believe.

It is actually spelled 'lecherous', I believe.

Damm you for stealing my thunder...
:(

*sulks*

'porn' gets 18 trillion hits.

'porn' gets 18 trillion hits.
Why am I not suprised? :p :fluffle: :fluffle: :fluffle:

Why am I not suprised? :p :fluffle: :fluffle: :fluffle:

Cause you've done that search before? :D

Cause you've done that search before? :D
No... okay, maybe once or twice. ;)

'porn' gets 18 trillion hits.
And my 18 T, you mean 14.4 M, right?

And my 18 T, you mean 14.4 M, right?
No, I think they mean 18 trillion without filters.

I only got 7,210,000 for "Pork" :(

Com - 2,330,000,000.
3rd place, I believe.

Us - 2,360,000,000.

Do acronyms for nouns count?

WWW = 3,350,000,000

Com is fine, though not in the context. US and WWW dont count I dont think they are both acronyms

Com is fine, though not in the context. US and WWW dont count I dont think they are both acronyms
What context?
And the word 'us', the pronoun, gives 2.24 (US) billion results.

he-360,000,000
she-166,000,000
I-936,000,000
me-360,000,000
it-1,850,000,000
they-771,000,000
pea-3,940,000,000

he-360,000,000
she-166,000,000
I-936,000,000
me-360,000,000
it-1,850,000,000
they-771,000,000
pea-3,940,000,000

he to they are pronouns, and pea gives 3,850,000.

If www is not a noun then no pronoun is a noun either.

Com is fine, though not in the context. US and WWW dont count I dont think they are both acronyms

So an abreviation made by dropping all but the initial letters counts (com) but one made by retaining letters other than just the initial ones does not (WWW and US) hum? that makes a lot of sense.
Either all noun abbreviations count or none do.

Terrible, no one can beat me. I think I should win a duck, a slice of cheddar and my own koala bear.

So an abreviation made by dropping all but the initial letters counts (com) but one made by retaining letters other than just the initial ones does not (WWW and US) hum? that makes a lot of sense.
Either all noun abbreviations count or none do.

No, because com is a noun in another context. Its an abbreviation for various things, but its also a paid advertisement.

Has anyone tried porn?

Has anyone tried porn?

Think so, its just short of a billion. And is not a noun...nor are the or a...read the post for gods sake

Terrible, no one can beat me. I think I should win a duck, a slice of cheddar and my own koala bear.
I can do you the cheddar and a toy duck...but you're on your own on the koala. Oh, and seeing as you're being pedantic with language...koalas aren't bears.

I can do you the cheddar and a toy duck...but you're on your own on the koala. Oh, and seeing as you're being pedantic with language...koalas aren't bears.

Well its still called a koala bear...

...try this (www.googlefight.com)...

...try this (www.googlefight.com)...
Thats pretty cool

Thats pretty cool
:D

1,870,000,000 for "com".
2,280,000,000 for "http".
"online" gets 1,380,000,000.

Hah.

web: 1,990,000,000
can: 1,490,000,000
new: 2,130,000,000

Sykondia and I Hate Vacations...

Com and web have been

Can is ok, but because of its context. New isnt a noun. Nor is http Sykondia - Com was only ok because of its other meaning

Blast.

"all" takes 2,450,000,000. o.o

Does index count? I got 1,010,000,000 results.

EDIT: What about online? 1,380,000,000

Does index count? I got 1,010,000,000 results.

EDIT: What about online? 1,380,000,000

online: noun?
index: yeah, but its not top 5

Sykondia and I Hate Vacations...

Com and web have been

Can is ok, but because of its context. New isnt a noun. Nor is http Sykondia - Com was only ok because of its other meaning

Which also is an abbreviation, by the way (of commercial). So some abbreviations, if they come into common usage like WWW are not OK, but others that almost no one has ever heard of are OK. Just give yourself the Koala (which is not a bear) next time without bothering to post the challenge.

US$=2,410,000,000

or is this suddenly going to be excluded as well. (i.e only words spelled the way British Socialism finds acceptable are OK)

US$=2,410,000,000

or is this suddenly going to be excluded as well. (i.e only words spelled the way British Socialism finds acceptable are OK)

When searching for "US$" you oviously only get results for "us", which is too common a pronoun.

When searching for "US$" you oviously only get results for "us", which is too common a pronoun.

So I should get the same sort of result if I search for useless then, however this only gives 12,300,000. Google is smarter than that.

So I should get the same sort of result if I search for useless then, however this only gives 12,300,000. Google is smarter than that.

logic?

So I should get the same sort of result if I search for useless then, however this only gives 12,300,000. Google is smarter than that.
Google normally doesn't recognize symbols.