The Hitchhikers' Guide to Google

The web is big. Really big. This is good because the Web now encompasses the entire history, culture, science, and achievements of the human race, not to mention JPEGs of every romantically eligible member of that race under the age of 35. This is bad because it is now too big to find anything. The ‘Hitch-Hikers Guide to Google’ is a collection of patterns that will be your guide through the Internet. By reading these patterns, you can make friends, improve your lifestyle, and experience excitement, adventure, and really wild things. Share and Enjoy!

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