Everything from Dilbert to Pac-Man has shown up in Google's legendary doodles. Here are a few of the most notable throughout the years.
H. G. Wells - September 5 to 21, 2009
These mysterious Google doodles appeared and disappeared over the month of September, with no explanation. Turns out they were doodles in honour of what would have been H.G. Wells's 143rd birthday.
Pi Day - March 14, 2010
March 14 is known as Pi Day because it contains the first three numbers of pi: 3/14. (Creative, I know.) This doodle is obviously a tribute to the number pi.
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Guest said: um Googles co-founder is Larry Page Not Ellison I think you are thinking of Oracel -
ikosuave said: wow this item very cool and very attractive
Prof. Doodles said: This pictures looks great every picture has a meaning and that is amazed me most
Mr. America said: susuno I agree with that one even just a small part world will see what is the best in your country by google doodle
sushuno mikasawa said: Google doodle its cool you can create a images like you just represent where country have beeni really like most in google doodle is the Girls day in japan
Global Google said: Its a pity Google didnt put the Katsushika Hokusai doodle out globallyUnless there was some kind of global rights issue of course