Presumably you mean search query input, not search results, right?

I think you are saying the same thing. They mean that their wife is trying to send them search results. You are pointing out that the link would contain the search query.

	▲	foobarbecue 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Not really same thing. If you share the search query, you'll be re-submitting the query at a later time, so the results are likely to be different when the receiver uses that URL. It would be possible (but pretty terrible) to embed the actual search results in the url. A more reasonable implementation of sharing search results would be to store results on the server and have a storedResults id key in the url.