Can we stop posting links to "let me google that for you"?

[Flying Ace]

http://tinyurl.com/yb73fgg

[Ad Bot]

[Flying Ace]

No edit :c

[Skip]

http://tinyurl.com/yb73fgg

o u

No edit :c

Wat.

[Flying Ace]

Was going to change the link name  never mind

[General Nick]

Hey cigarettes. TinyURLing LMGTFY makes you a handicap too.

[Wizard]

Google isn't a goddamn verb.

Yes it is; check a dictionary.

[SupremeCommander]

Yes it is; check a dictionary.

In fact, let me google that for yo...

[Tom]

Google isn't a goddamn verb.

google |ˈgoōgəl| (also Google)
verb
informal [ intrans. ] use an Internet search engine, particularly Google.com : she spent the afternoon googling aimlessly.
• [ trans. ] search for the name of (someone) on the Internet to find out information about them : you meet someone, swap numbers, fix a date, then Google them through 1,346,966,000 Web pages.
ORIGIN from Google, the proprietary name of a popular Internet search engine.

[SupremeCommander]

snip

We know. It is kind of, just a little, teensy bit... obvious.

[IsaacKronenFaust]

That's about a stupid as Xerox, Band-Aid, or Spackle being verbs. Who the forget puts internet slang in the actual(non-Urban) Dictionary?

[SupremeCommander]

That's about a stupid as Xerox, Band-Aid, or Spackle being verbs. Who the forget puts internet slang in the actual(non-Urban) Dictionary?

I do agree there.
Actually.

It irritates me that we are updating a language with pointless bits. Officializing slang seems like... I don't know... corruption, to me. It is just as bothersome as when tv channels use stuff like "Lol" and "OMG". When i first saw that, I was horrified.

[Chrono]

"Google it" is fine to me as Google is a whole word. It's just that "lol" and "omg" stuff that bugs me when professionals use it in their products or dialog.

[Wynd_Fox]

If people use "lol" outside of the Internet period it's annoying.