Google Image Search

[Bullwinkle]

Google Image Search lets you search using images.

Here's how it works.

It's going to make Name That Movie a cakewalk.

[Harkonis]

tineye already did that

[Bullwinkle]

But I didn't know about tinyeye.  And now it's Google, so better.   

[Hrothgar]

What's the firefox extension called?

[Caine]

tinywhatnow?

this is pretty cool.

[Hrothgar]

In case you weren't making fun of Bull, it's tineye.

[Larraque]

I had to look at the original post date to try to figure out what was going on.

[Razgon]

I had to look at the original post date to try to figure out what was going on.

what do you mean??

[CeeKay]

I had to look at the original post date to try to figure out what was going on.

what do you mean??

you don't know?

[Razgon]

no?

[Bullwinkle]

I don't, either, though I suspect CeeKay is just piling on in ignorance, too.

[CeeKay]

it's obvious that Larraque is a time traveller, and thought he was actually a year before he actually was when he read this.

[Bullwinkle]

it's obvious that Larraque is a time traveller, and thought he was actually a year before he actually was when he read this.

Ah, I thought it was some sort of numerology thing. 

The date 6/16/11 or 6+16+11=33 which is from a bottle or Rolling Rock, and if you put the first picture of a bottle of Rolling Rock into Google Image Search, the first result is Laws of Silence which, as we know, has the phrase "I am immune" as the first listing.  More importantly, however, it discusses 32 + 1 degrees as being the number of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry.

Is it a coincindence that Larraque (La Rock, back to the 33 on the bottle) is from St. Louis?  Take a look at this website for the Ancient and Accepted Rite of Freemasonry.  Hmmmm?

It's all coming together.