Gregory's ServerThis is a real result in Google.
The term #googling is going to take on new connotations, and they don’t care.
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Not to defend google, but given that Austria-Hungary has not existed as its own entity for over a hundred years, what results other than steampunk fiction would you expect to find?
@paninid Wow. I did not know that.