Toogle

August 19, 2004 8:42 AM

ToogleGoogle image search represented in ASCII. [via Hot Links]
posted by DBAPaul (17 comments total)

oh yeah baby
posted by Peter H at 8:57 AM on August 19, 2004

The obvious question is how long it takes Google's lawers to issue a take down order?
posted by DBAPaul at 9:06 AM on August 19, 2004

Jesus!
Jesus Christ!
Mary, mother of God!
posted by jpburns at 9:11 AM on August 19, 2004

this is like audio feedback, just in ascii.

[/blows my mind]
posted by Peter H at 9:16 AM on August 19, 2004

This is awesome.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 9:37 AM on August 19, 2004

Goatse! Tubgirl! (both SFW)

/predictable
posted by stonerose at 9:42 AM on August 19, 2004

This thread inspired me to google image search myself.

The result scares me.
posted by trharlan at 9:52 AM on August 19, 2004

So, why do I get the same scary image in the results for my name?
posted by jpburns at 9:58 AM on August 19, 2004

That's scarier than goatse, if you ask me.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 10:38 AM on August 19, 2004

quonsar
posted by quonsar at 11:27 AM on August 19, 2004

It's nice to see that the bare bum with a telephone reciever sticking out of it is gone from the Google image search for "quonsar". I had to pour lye in my eye last time!
posted by trharlan at 11:51 AM on August 19, 2004

Mine was so NSFW I dismissed the site as being a joke instantly. It is not. Is goooood.
posted by Bdave at 6:10 PM on August 19, 2004

nice!
posted by trondant at 6:38 PM on August 19, 2004

metafilter : >
posted by amberglow at 6:44 PM on August 19, 2004

This is lame - real old-time ASCII art didn't depend on color to make the image make sense.
posted by aeschenkarnos at 11:33 PM on August 19, 2004

Woah woah woah ... this is lame because it doesn't adhere to the tenets of classic ASCII art?
posted by bwerdmuller at 3:31 AM on August 20, 2004

I was also a little disappointed because it didn't make use of the full ASCII character set, like traditional ASCII art does. But it's still cool.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 6:30 AM on August 20, 2004