Old Post: If In Doubt, Just GOOGLE It

Salam..

Just a quick post since i'm between watching TV,checking on Twitter and holding my tab. I intend to open up 9Gag afterwards when suddenly, all sorts of words and sentences formed in my head. I did not have the intention to tweet since once i start tweeting, i'll be glued to the Timeline and forgot about the TV and....of course..9GAG. ;)

The topic for this post is taken from my previous tweet "If in doubt,just GOOGLE it". I dont know if there's any similar tweet or post regarding this sentence. I hope not ;)

I was just replying comments on Facebook between me and my course mate whom i called as ototo (little brother in Japanese). He mentioned about the word usai. Sounds familiar? NO? YES? Usai means 'sudah' or done. He said that "GOOGLE kan ada" (just GOOGLE it)..
So i replied that i am familiar with the word but i forgot its meaning since it's such an uncommon word to be used nowadays in conversations or in writings unless you're writing for Karangan Bahasa Malaysia or citing a poem whatsoever. I added "kalau semua benda nak di GOOGLE,apa guna peribahasa malu bertanya,sesat jalan".

Agree or disagree?

If everything needs to be GOOGLEd, then,no further questions or any doubts should be raised since the answer will be "Just GOOGLE it".

My foot!

I use GOOGLE as a search engine to search for my assignments or aid me wit any extra information. I dont GOOGLE words. That's the function of Mr. Dictionary aka Mr.Dict.
Is it justified to replace Dictionary with GOOGLE? I know you can easily do just that..but..
Be reasonable.

Kalau semua benda nak di GOOGLE,aku tak tanya orang la lepas ni. Buat ikut pandai sendiri je kan? Ada sesetengah jawapan yang kita tahu,bagi la jawapan terus kat orang tu kan? Ada suruh orang pergi GOOGLE jawapan.....??

Act in according to a reasonable manner.

Point to ponder: What if Mr GOOGLE suddenly crash? Or shuts down? Or...i dont know. Is it possible for a search engine to crash down? Plausible. ;)