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In Google I trust

Since the invention of the Internet (thank you Al Gore), and more specifically Google, I have learned more about things in life than I probably ever would have had I not been privy to technology.

You need to know at what temperature to cook a pork butt? Google “At what temperature do I cook a pork butt?” And BAM, instant answer.

I Google the shit out of everything. And it’s FREE!

It’s like the best deal EVER.

So when it was time to make a paper mache penguin for Harley’s first grade class, I was ready to Google “How do you make a paper mache…?”

But before I could type in the word “make” Google pulled up these answers for me…. trying to guess what I might ask?

I'm wondering the same thing. How DO you eat a pomegranate?

After reading the list I realized I was sheltered as a child. Because I don’t know how to do half of these things. Well, I pretty much have the “How do you get pregnant” thing down. But only because I saw the movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High when I was a teenager.

When I typed in the word “make” I got a whole other list of suggestions.

OK. I do know how to make most of these things. I'm not bragging.

I got so sidetracked that I forgot all about the paper mache penguin. And then I got bitch slapped by a seven year old. The girl is serious about her project.

FYI: Did you know paper mache is just flour and water? It’s ONE ingredient from being CAKE MIX.

Mmm. Cake.

Google, oh how I love thee. Even if you are more fucked up than me.

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