<![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die]]> Love this.

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]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die]]> A potentially interesting factoid:
The statues referred to in #10 are holdovers from when Adobe occupied these buildings, and are why it's called 'Acrobat'.

spacemonkey

]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die]]> You forgot to mention Scott Drave's Electric Sheep installation in the main Google lobby. Also, where can one find Larry & Sergey's gallery of Burning Man photos? I know they exist somewhere in the halls of the 'plex.

Spastic Colon

]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die]]> @Moonshine Mike
Yep and they'll go the same way

It does still bug me people raving about the Google Cafeteria - it'll always be the SGI cafe to me.

dj_rocks

]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die]]> God, I still love they fact they took over a bunch of the old SGI and Sun buildings. It seems fitting.

Moonshine Mike

]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die]]> looks like its time to start a valleywag tour bus....

downtownwag

]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die]]> I'd like to see some information on what a non-Google person can get in to see. I was there in December and didn't know where I was allowed to go and just ended up taking a walk around. The dinosaur and the live search screens are cool and you can see them without going inside.

Ben Zvan

]]> <![CDATA[25 things to see at the Googleplex before you die]]> Where are the centrifuges?

ROIpositive

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