This is a guest post by RJ:

Ever wanted to be able to Google 4 things at once? Well now you can at googlegooglegooglegoogle.com.

googlegooglegooglegoogle.com is split into 4 frames all with the Google search engine which allows you to search Google simultaneously all within the one window. Each frame is linked to “Google.com”. Which means it has all the options you would get on “Google.com” such as quick links to Web, Images, Videos etc. and the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button. Above each frame you do get the option to search “Google.com” and “Wikipedia.com”; Also the option to close this Google-Frame and Go To a New URL. Since the frames are minimal size and not large enough to view the whole web page at once you do get the two scroll bars. One scroll bar is on the right of the frame (Up and Down) and the other on the bottom of the frame (Left and Right).

With the Go To a New URL Feature you can go to any website. Which means you can be on 4 websites all in the same window!

A Menu at the left bottom corner allows you to take more advantage of googlegooglegooglegoogle.com.

Menu Options:

Restore Closed Google: Allows you to restore a closed Frame

Set Pages to Open on Start up: Allows you to set the URL in each frame and it will open that frame as default when going to googlegooglegooglegoogle.com

Always Givoogle x 4: Tells you to bookmark googlegooglegooglegoogle.com to always see 4 Google frames and to be a better person.

Big List of Other Google’s: Gives you a list of alternate Google search engines.

Google x 4: Gives you larger (wider) frames

Side-by-side Search: gives you 2 large frame allowing you to search the web side by side.

Pros:

1. Allows you to go to 4 URL’s in the same window

2. Fast and effective

3. Perfect for comparing photo’s side by side, watching multiple videos etc.

Cons:

1. They have a 2 frame and a 4 frame search so a 3 frame search would be a nice add on.

2. Don’t have any more. This is a great.

Search Google in a whole new way now:

Thanks to the Creators of googlegooglegooglegoogle.com: Erty and Alex.

UPDATE 1/18: http://googlegooglegooglegoogle.com has been shutdown and moved to http://www.alotofinternet.com/ [Update by Colby Aley]