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Sunday, September 25, 2005Hello, may I help you?Since installing Sitemeter, I have become somthing of a referal whore. Posts by MadDog and others have got me looking at my referal stats to see just how people are finding my site. It is truly amazing just how people stumble across my site. By far the most interesting are those from google and other search engines.Of course, a lot of this comes from people typing a number of keywords into the engine, but not enclosing them in quotes, thus archive pages that contain all of the words, but scattered over several posts are thrown up. A few of the more bizarre examples include (all cut and posted directly from the query, so don't blame me for the spelling): is thief a tie in between internet usage and a teens grades famous scientist wanted poster? bladder bursting how many years do it take to be a scientist more scientist of yawning mastermind beeps mp3 video of harrier jumpjet Wopping tits invocation HP PSC2100 series how to take apart kenzie blazing squad cancer photos cesspit bastard chav (my favourite!) the life and work of a woman scientist crack and what it dies to a sane person scientist hear screaming digging freeview angry kid tourettes Rather more worrying were the queries PG-13 cunt "rebecca loos"video clip pig I would rather not know what those visitors were actually looking for. Bizarrely, simply searching for "Paracetemol" in Google throws up my humble page in the second page of results. By far the most funny visit though is that from someone from MWG-Biotech, who twice visited their Tuesday Twat award. Please feel free to use it in customer training sessions, chaps. |
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