GAH! I know I'm not delusional. I know there used to be some version of Scooby Doo where they're all little Charlie Brown-style twerps solving mysteries, from like, the 90's, but I just can't find it with any combination of 'scooby doo' and some synonym for 'small.'

I also know that there was some song that used to play on my local country station with the line "This place don't trip my trigger/I'm goin' back to the river", but it's been wiped from any providing source that might've been on the internet.

If anyone could show me if either of things exist just so I know I'm not crazy, and of course, this is a "what was your experience with blank?" thread, so go on.

But dammit, where are those Scooby midgets?

Cavouku:
GAH! I know I'm not delusional. I know there used to be some version of Scooby Doo where they're all little Charlie Brown-style twerps solving mysteries, from like, the 90's, but I just can't find it with any combination of 'scooby doo' and some synonym for 'small.'

I also know that there was some song that used to play on my local country station with the line "This place don't trip my trigger/I'm goin' back to the river", but it's been wiped from any providing source that might've been on the internet.

If anyone could show me if either of things exist just so I know I'm not crazy, and of course, this is a "what was your experience with blank?" thread, so go on.

But dammit, where are those Scooby midgets?

I remeber that. It was called "A Pup Named Scooby Doo"

Asian man on black woman porn. Shit is harder to find than beastiality and cp.

I'd post the appropriate demotivational image too, but yeah... I'd like not to get suspended again.

Also, I have no idea where your Scooby midgets are.

My soul mate.

an english translation of Sepultura's Ratamahatta

True love. And something without a porn made of it.

jim_doki:
an english translation of Sepultura's Ratamahatta

Or any of their lyrics.

I remember that!
wow that brings back memories of getting up at 5 o clock to watch it on cartoon network (before it when shite). yeah it was called "a pup named scobby doo"

EDIT: damn qoute button didn't work!

The guy they quoted at the begining of the 1989 Phantom of the Opera film.
I WANT TO KNOW WHO HE IS. I CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT.
I don't mean I google the quote or anything, I mean they give his name, I google his name, I can't find him, and then I forgot his name.

Makes enough sense no one would care, though. The film was aweful anyway :/

A 1000th customer to take this sports coupe off my hands- I've put ads on the internet, sent e-mails, all they have to do is click on it- yet, no dice. Wierd.

Hmm...

The complete lyrics to the CunninLynguists song 'Fear'. Or of the sampled part in 'Don't Leave Me (When Winter Comes)'. I've managed to find the first two verses of Fear, the third is unfindable. Same for the other song.

Edit: Oh, also, the name of the 2002ish pop-techno song where a devil in a red sports' car races an Angel in a white one.

How to modify a region 2 Wii to play region 1 games...I want that Black Wii that Japan has!!

A good definitive history of the Hanseatic League that isn't in German.

Anything i need at that moment

LorChan:
The guy they quoted at the begining of the 1989 Phantom of the Opera film.
I WANT TO KNOW WHO HE IS. I CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT.
I don't mean I google the quote or anything, I mean they give his name, I google his name, I can't find him, and then I forgot his name.

Makes enough sense no one would care, though. The film was aweful anyway :/

I think it is quoting either the 1925 version, or it was not a quote, simply a written intro.

EDIT: No, i havn't seen the whole thing, I simply streamed it. Yes, it is on google video.

you cant find a supplyer for urnaium 256.

Google is pretty good for everything for everything i need to know atm, although i haven't really used google for ages.

IrishBerserker:

Cavouku:
GAH! I know I'm not delusional. I know there used to be some version of Scooby Doo where they're all little Charlie Brown-style twerps solving mysteries, from like, the 90's, but I just can't find it with any combination of 'scooby doo' and some synonym for 'small.'

I also know that there was some song that used to play on my local country station with the line "This place don't trip my trigger/I'm goin' back to the river", but it's been wiped from any providing source that might've been on the internet.

If anyone could show me if either of things exist just so I know I'm not crazy, and of course, this is a "what was your experience with blank?" thread, so go on.

But dammit, where are those Scooby midgets?

I remeber that. It was called "A Pup Named Scooby Doo"

Spoiler: Click to View

Oh I remember that show. Where Velma would somehow pull this huge-ass magnifying glass out of nowhere.

Leorex:
you cant find a supplyer for urnaium 256.

Yes you can... It's just that the government will kill you if you do.

(also, it is likely you need a language other than english, or a code or something)

Gmano:

I think it is quoting either the 1925 version, or it was not a quote, simply a written intro.

Being a prick I went to find what it actually said.
"Pray for them who giveth their immortal soul unto Satan... For each is damned to relive that wreched life... through all times.
St.Jean Vitius of Rouen written the day of his execution March 7 1544"
St. Jean is impossible to find information on, I tell you.

What I can't find on Google:What happened to the "HappyLand" web comic.
It was getting rave reviews from even CNN then suddenly it is gone. I search every other week yet get no results.
I only saved one comic from it, and it is in print out form at that, otherwise I'd have no proof that it ever existed.
If only I weren't so new to the internet when it happened, I wouldn't have thought that it would always be there or backed up on other websites!

LorChan:

Gmano:

I think it is quoting either the 1925 version, or it was not a quote, simply a written intro.

Being a prick I went to find what it actually said.
"Pray for them who giveth their immortal soul unto Satan... For each is damned to relive that wreched life... through all times.
St.Jean Vitius of Rouen written the day of his execution March 7 1544"
St. Jean is impossible to find information on, I tell you.

Wait, did you mean the thing about the Paris opera house? or something else?

Leorex:
you cant find a supplyer for urnaium 256.

or, if you're feeling like a more dubious person with a less expected start to your life of crime, osmium. which, since you don't know, is toxic when it comes in contact with oxygen

IrishBerserker:

Cavouku:
GAH! I know I'm not delusional. I know there used to be some version of Scooby Doo where they're all little Charlie Brown-style twerps solving mysteries, from like, the 90's, but I just can't find it with any combination of 'scooby doo' and some synonym for 'small.'

I also know that there was some song that used to play on my local country station with the line "This place don't trip my trigger/I'm goin' back to the river", but it's been wiped from any providing source that might've been on the internet.

If anyone could show me if either of things exist just so I know I'm not crazy, and of course, this is a "what was your experience with blank?" thread, so go on.

But dammit, where are those Scooby midgets?

I remeber that. It was called "A Pup Named Scooby Doo"

Spoiler: Click to View

Yupyup. This. I remember this. :)

Things I can't find on Google:

1.) A reason to use half the ridiculously obscure services they offer.
2.) The dignity I lost opening a MySpace account out of curiosity on its launch.
3.) A reliable, consistently accurate source of information.

Woot.

Do you have a paper to write?

If so Google has suddenly lost all information connected to the topic.

Cached pages of specific websites. Seriously.

When I'm at school, and I bump into the web filter, it pisses me off.. So all I can really use are cached pages.

The band, !!!.

Pretty tricky to google that one.

Leorex:
you cant find a supplyer for urnaium 256.

It helps to know what uranium's isotopes are. Finding a supplier for U-238 or (better yet, if terrorism/creating Fallout 3 is your goal) U-235 is just as difficult as finding the imaginary U-256 though.

/geek

Articles on monstrous animals in horror movies. This might be because there aren't any but I still can't find them.

High Quality videos of Sailor Moon attack and transformation sequences. (I mean for certain seasons and characters)

Gmano:

LorChan:

Gmano:

I think it is quoting either the 1925 version, or it was not a quote, simply a written intro.

Being a prick I went to find what it actually said.
"Pray for them who giveth their immortal soul unto Satan... For each is damned to relive that wreched life... through all times.
St.Jean Vitius of Rouen written the day of his execution March 7 1544"
St. Jean is impossible to find information on, I tell you.

Wait, did you mean the thing about the Paris opera house? or something else?

Yes, that's the story. Creepy deformed stalker guy, up and coming opera singer, childhood friend vicomte... Except in the perticular one I'm refering do it takes place in London, and and the singer is american, and the love intrest is not an old noble friend but a rich guy named Richard. And Erik is significantly less likable because he's played by the same guy as Freddy Kruger and can't spend twenty second onscreen without killing someone Christine may or may not care about.

Cu^II-porphyrin T₁ and T₂ relaxation times from 10 - 100K. They would be seriously useful for my simulations, but the data just doesn't seem to be there. Oh well... guess I'll have to measure them myself.

Danglybits:
Articles on monstrous animals in horror movies. This might be because there aren't any but I still can't find them.

High Quality videos of Sailor Moon attack and transformation sequences. (I mean for certain seasons and characters)

http://www.monstropedia.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
It's a start.

Sheet music can be hard to find using Google, which is a shame as I'd really like to know how those songs go...