Did anybody actually watch the google logo at midnight?

[shortylickens]

Did the ball drop? Did the 3 and 4 do a little high five and swap out?
What happened?

 

[olds]

I was asleep at midnight.

 

[IronWing]

I was asleep at midnight.

I can vouch for him.

 

[Mixolydian]

Sleeping.

 

[Slew Foot]

Sleeping......

 

[SandEagle]

slepting

 

[brianmanahan]

lol you old men

i stayed up until 2:00 AM but i forgot to watch the google change

 

[olds]

lol you old men

i stayed up until 2:00 AM but i forgot to watch the google change

It's just another day.

 

[Mixolydian]

It's just another day.

This.

 

[brianmanahan]

wow i am surrounded by a ton of debbie downers

 

[Puppies04]

Was too busy having a life but I am interested in what happened if any sad lonely individual wants to let us know.

 

[gorcorps]

It's just another day.

That I get off work!

 

[KB]

I checked it a few minutes after midnight and only saw the 3 replaced by the 4. No high fives

 

[destrekor]

I never looked at it - told myself I would, but forgot.

 

[Exterous]

wow i am surrounded by a ton of debbie downers

Don't worry I was at a massive event that I flew out of state to attend and didn't go to bed until well after midnight so not everyone is old and boring

 

[madoka]

All this talk about google, and no one bothers just googling it? Sad lot you are.

http://www.dnaindia.com/scitech/rep...g-numbers-changing-places-at-midnight-1943642

Google's doodle dedicated to the last day of 2013 continues to feature on its homepage, albeit with a change in sequence of the numbers.

The doodle on for December 31, 2013, featured the numbers 2,0,1 and 3 dancing above a flashing dance floor, while the number 4 stood to their right waiting for its turn.

The numbers 3 and 4 switched places at the strike of midnight ushering in the New Year, 2014.

This doodle now has 2, 0, 1, 4 dancing while 3 stands at the side where 4 was earlier but 3 is sweating and panting signifying a year that has just run a race.

Above the numbers, the doodle features two thumping speakers on each end signifying loud music being played to celebrate the New Year. Between the two speakers, we have the words Google written, with a revolving glitter ball replacing the second O.

While users will land on a page listing the top news articles of 2014, when they click on the doodle, a link below the search box will take you on through the highlights of the year 2013 on the Google Zeitgeist 2013 page.

 

[dud]

No

 

[Bee4945]

honestly , who actually sit in front of PC in the new year eve? Not me of course . I thought people go for the crowd and enjoy the fire forks

 

[destrekor]

honestly , who actually sit in front of PC in the new year eve? Not me of course . I thought people go for the crowd and enjoy the fire forks

I have before, lol.

I almost had to ask about fire forks - I've never heard of such. Then I figured you meant to type fireworks. Unless?

And you can take the internet with you on these things called smart phones. I've googled once or twice from my phone.

 

[Vapid Cabal]

I was a chuck E. Cheese

 

[Ichinisan]

All this talk about google, and no one bothers just googling it? Sad lot you are.

http://www.dnaindia.com/scitech/rep...g-numbers-changing-places-at-midnight-1943642

Google's doodle dedicated to the last day of 2013 continues to feature on its homepage, albeit with a change in sequence of the numbers.

The doodle on for December 31, 2013, featured the numbers 2,0,1 and 3 dancing above a flashing dance floor, while the number 4 stood to their right waiting for its turn.

The numbers 3 and 4 switched places at the strike of midnight ushering in the New Year, 2014.

This doodle now has 2, 0, 1, 4 dancing while 3 stands at the side where 4 was earlier but 3 is sweating and panting signifying a year that has just run a race.

Above the numbers, the doodle features two thumping speakers on each end signifying loud music being played to celebrate the New Year. Between the two speakers, we have the words Google written, with a revolving glitter ball replacing the second O.

While users will land on a page listing the top news articles of 2014, when they click on the doodle, a link below the search box will take you on through the highlights of the year 2013 on the Google Zeitgeist 2013 page.

That's absolutely no information we didn't already have from seeing it before-and-after. OP wanted details on the transition.

 

[Bee4945]

I have before, lol.

I almost had to ask about fire forks - I've never heard of such. Then I figured you meant to type fireworks. Unless?

And you can take the internet with you on these things called smart phones. I've googled once or twice from my phone.

yes , it's fireworks . So sorry for the mistakes . and haha i don't bring internet with me when i go out . i'm enjoying the environment when go out not my smartphone

 

[Red Squirrel]

Wow I had no idea, or I would have watched it.

I did watch the ball drop in NYC though, from work. Was on the phone with family.

Come to think of it this was my first new year's eve not being home. Going to be a nice pay though. I think stats are double time.

 

[John Connor]

I was up till 3:30 Am I didn't know about Google...would have watched if I knew about it. Is there a gif somewhere?

 

[shortylickens]

That's absolutely no information we didn't already have from seeing it before-and-after. OP wanted details on the transition.

YES HE DID!