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Google Statistics discovered a mysterious side of Google this week. This may even leave those involved in deciphering the Davinci Code nothing more than dumbfounded. As crazy as it may sound, Google Search has been spliced with a dead language: Pig Latin. The Ancients would certainly be proud to find that their language has survived into the future of the internet, that we know as Web 2.0.
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Maybe I don’t get the humour of the site but… How is that a “dead langage” ?
Or are you talking abour the Ancient pigs ? (Maybe there are pigs in Vatican ?)