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Okay, so I was doing something on Google, when I discovered that there is now a Turkey translator. When I say "Turkey", I don't mean
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In The Chrome Dino Game If You Before You Start You Click On The Dino, Then Press The Down Arrow The Dino will Be
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should this be listed under youtube easter eggs? type awesome while on a youtube tab and the progress bar as well as the "HD" icon will flash with rainbow colors. Warning: bright flashing lights may trigger photosensitive epilepsy in some people. Perhaps this should also be added?
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So, recently I was looking through the system files for Google Drive File Stream, and I found two .svg images of the... goose from
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if you want to add it find a citation and put the easteregg in the correct location. just make sure you add a reference properly.i can fix its location if you put it in the wrong place.
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Allowing You To Get Incredibly High Scores. I Normally Am Not Very Good At The Game But With This Cheat, I Got The Score of 1,453. This Is A Great Easter Egg And I Found It By Accident
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