I ran a search for "gerry mangar" to see if a quick answer popped up for this thread, and Google returned "about 134" results, NONE of which have that exact term.

It seems like starting within the past couple weeks my Google results have seemed odd.

Could be something I've just never noticed before... Anyone else seeing a difference at all?

Yea Rickj I have also seen that there has been a diffrence when using Google search!!

Unless something's wrong that they're planning to fix, then this is nothing other than a huge step backwards for their accuracy.

Now THIS is strange. How in the world can different people see different search results?? :
Google search results sucking wind lately.

The plot thickens. Apparently no one else is seeing what I'm seeing.

Anyone else here seeing what I'm seeing?: Here's what I see with this search:

Tip: Try removing quotes from your search to get more results.


Your search - "gerry mangar" - did not match any documents.

Suggestions:
Make sure all words are spelled correctly.
Try different keywords.
Try more general keywords.

©2006 Google :confused:

-- I get nothing back on that Rickj what you type and get results from -- Are you using a Google account or just normal Google search? Would that make any diffrence?

I'm no longer looking for the info itself... satisfied that there are really no results.

Check out the picture of my results. My big question is why I show results when there are none.

LOL, this is the result I got when I ran the search... This is some sort of fractyl thing, isn't it?

"gerry mangar" - Google Search

Well, who'da thunk. I contacted Google about this error and they actually responded... and within 24 hours to boot!:

Quote:

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Originally Posted by google

Re: [#55626243] Search results error.

Thank you for your note. We're aware of this problem, and our engineers are currently investigating. We hope to have this fixed soon. We appreciate your patience, and thanks for taking the time to write.

Regards,
The Google Team

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Rickj,

Google has many data centers, each of which house servers that respond to queries from different parts of the globe. When they are propagating their data there is lag time, which causes different results to be shown to different people.