http://text542542.com/?b=1&i=1&v=2
Text this number to get an answer to any question you have.
Looks like an interesting little viral campaign. Pls enter your questions and responses here or comments on this service. Thnx.
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http://text542542.com/?b=1&i=1&v=2
Text this number to get an answer to any question you have.
Looks like an interesting little viral campaign. Pls enter your questions and responses here or comments on this service. Thnx.
Sounds like ChaCha.
http://www.chacha.com/
Yea, i thought of 242242, chacha. But they've been going downhill lately. My last 3 answers blew.
Over here we have AQA (Any Question Answered) - had loads of fun with this one a couple of years ago. Asking it stupid questions to stump it and seeing what irrelevant answers it would give after admitting defeat like:
Q: How many candles does Mischa Barton own
A: Sorry, we were unable to find out the information you requested about Mischa Barton's candles. However, we can tell you she owns three cars including a blah blah blah...
Also, 118 118 do it now as well but they charge about £1 per text (which is about $2)
Oh well, I fail; I never heard of any of these "answer any question" sites before.
I asked this number where balloons were invented. They said, "Balloons were invented in England in 1824. thx!"
On behalf of this great nation, you're welcome. thx!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
What about my welcome?Quote:
Originally Posted by simonj
Fuck. I never do that.
Solecistic and I both worked at ChaCha.
So do I!
EDIT: I don't work AT chacha...I do work for them though.
Whatever, same thing.
This 542542 service said it was going to charge me $0.30 - .99 per answer. Fuck that.
When sole was a professional web searcher I must say she was still pretty useless for all the things I needed her to find
I wish I had ChaCha when I was in High School.
"Does buying a girl a plane ticket to arizona on the inets get you laid?"
"ask TGO"
zing
Dude you asked for research on boring shit I mean reallyQuote:
Originally Posted by Atmosfear
Not to mention the lack of $$
I trained to become a chacha guide, got approved to start searching for real people and I was all ready to start makin the big bucks but then I got bored and quit
without two weeks notice, ha ha suckers!
You don't really quit chacha, you just don't log in. I have to say it's not very good anymore.
We have a creepy thing called "Bongo". You txt your name, age and where you live (city) to some number and it will text you back all this information about yourself.
I don't know how it does it.
But it knew where one of my friends lived.
And after you do the first one you can ask it more specific questions like "Who is James' best friend?" and all this.
I don't fucking like it.
That's scary.
I thought the USA had the Patriot Act.
i'm not surprised that australia would have something like this as it is ever so slowly descending into a socialist police state.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oats
Well, except not really.Quote:
Originally Posted by sycld
Oh and by the way, Oats is from NZ.
NZ is to Australia what Soviet Russia is to Spain.
Or you can call Auburn Univeristy's student information center and they, by tradition, will answer any question you ask to the best of their abilities.
1-334-844-4244
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I saw a commercial for this and typed 542542 into google. This thread was the top result last time I checked.
How do I make my hair emo?
Rape.
sycld's thread here brings all the guests to the yard
his thread here is better than yours
he'd teach you
but he'd have to levy a fee
This is the only time I've been in this thread and there have been no guests currently viewing it.
The first balloon was (called the balloon of pie) invented by Brazilian-born Portuguese priest, Bartolomeu de Gusmão, and the first public exhibition was to the Portuguese Court on August 8, 1709, in the hall of the Casa da India in Lisbon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
This thread comes up first if you Google "542542".Quote:
Originally Posted by simonj
omg new emo hairz thread?!
Its pretty interesting that you're texting for information while on the internet, the creator of information
Yes, the Internet is the creator of information.
No need to thank me guys. All in a day's work of mediocre but totally random posts one of which just happened to be the first on a Google search for its topic.