Val McDermid reading.
(On another matter, my father has gained another five pounds. The candy is gone)
When my two-year old grandson found a dinosaur we couldn't identify last week, he said, "Nana, google it." That's how ubiquitous the term and the action has become--it's party of baby teeth vocabulary.
I also heard a octogenarian telling his buddy the same thing at the checkout counter at the library last week. "You might want to google that."
AT THE LIBRARY!!!! Where we used to go to find out what that thing on our heel was, or who the Nobel Laureate was in 1956, or what the imperialist name for Beijing was?
Now we google it instead. Is google your first point of reference for everything too? I must google at least a dozen things a day. How about you? What was the last thing you googled?
(With me, it was slang for testicles. Well, you asked, didn't you? I came up with chandeliers, which worked for me).
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