Google Doodle IX.4
I don’t get it at all. Look at the sequence. First the bears are dancing. Then, one makes snowballs while the other builds a snow wall (fort?). Then they use a hose on the Google logo, which presumably freezes it. Now all of a sudden the logo is melting and turning the snowballs different colors? What?
on December 23, 2004 on 3:55 pm
I agree, it doesn’t make a lot of sense. Maybe they’re just like dropping off yesterday’s and pretending it didn’t happen or something, heh.
on December 23, 2004 on 4:00 pm
Maybe it’s one of those special hot water hoses…
I don’t know, I’ve got nothing.
on December 23, 2004 on 4:29 pm
They’re making slushees.
on December 23, 2004 on 4:31 pm
Um, maybe it wasn’t meant to be chronological.
on December 23, 2004 on 4:31 pm
Or maybe they’re going to have a game of paintball. Er, paint-snowball.
on December 23, 2004 on 5:57 pm
I think there’s a pretty clear progression. Just go to the page that collects them all. You’ll see.
What the hell is going on, I have no idea. Paint-snowball? Hot water hoses? Crazy.
on December 24, 2004 on 4:47 pm
The water doesn’t have to be hot. Even cold water will melt snow, as long as there’s a steady supply.
on December 30, 2004 on 12:38 am
Kind of a nice story, actually.
1)It’s snowing! Happy bears.
2)Dad makes snowballs, kiddo makes a stand.
3)Spray down the logo to get the candy coating to run.
4)Let the candy coating soak into the snowballs.
5)Friends stop by for a snowcone treat.
The moral of the story? Google can make you money. Or something like that…
Happy Holidays!
Tom