February 14, 2013 at 07:11Google doodle for Valentine's Day
Google posted on the main doodle on the day of all lovers.
Doodle is a small game in which two carousels play the role of a random animal generator. When you press a button in the center with a heart, a couple is randomly selected, and you can see what happens.
Judging by the fact that on each wheel there are 8 animals, then different pairs can get 8 × 8 = 64. I’ve already stuck for 15 minutes, and even once the story has not repeated, and even once it fell to the squirrel not to fall in love and be sad at the TV alone.
But the main surprise awaits those who click on the doodle search. Because you will not look for "St. Valentine", but the American engineer George Ferris , who became famous for having built the first Ferris wheel in 1893.
It's nice to kill time on the day of all lovers! Kill him with your loved ones.
afsherman reports that there are only 10 comics, not 64, in the pseudo-scientific research above.
Doodle will leave, but this post will remain. I will post the remaining pictures:
Doodle is a small game in which two carousels play the role of a random animal generator. When you press a button in the center with a heart, a couple is randomly selected, and you can see what happens.
Judging by the fact that on each wheel there are 8 animals, then different pairs can get 8 × 8 = 64. I’ve already stuck for 15 minutes, and even once the story has not repeated, and even once it fell to the squirrel not to fall in love and be sad at the TV alone.
But the main surprise awaits those who click on the doodle search. Because you will not look for "St. Valentine", but the American engineer George Ferris , who became famous for having built the first Ferris wheel in 1893.
It's nice to kill time on the day of all lovers! Kill him with your loved ones.
PS
afsherman reports that there are only 10 comics, not 64, in the pseudo-scientific research above.
Remaining Pictures:
Doodle will leave, but this post will remain. I will post the remaining pictures: