March 8, 2003

Is there an award for most-boring blog?

And, if so, can I nominate myself for it? Here's some boring stuff: my referrers. Like what's up with that? No, but seriously. It's funny when a referrer is on an intranet or password-protected site. I go try to check out the link - props or put-down? - and I can't get in! At least I know the subdomain/hostname of their internal k-log blog thing.

Plus how about those searchers. Did I just know that using the word upskirt when talking about reverse cowgirl would function as googlebait? Plus I was checking out the search terms over at my Movable Type hub and recently there was fisting. I don't think I've ever mentioned that word, though. I'm a little scared to do the search myself, plus MT doesn't tell me which blog the user was hunting through.

There's also a lot of gulfwarposter (and variants), and searches for words such as call zero and manzanita (True Dirt, no doubt), Townsend and Pompeii and 202-456-1111 and Microsoft Intel merger then Careing For Wooly Bears four times in a row in under a minute last month (elevator-clicking the search-form button?)

then continuing back in time:

  • submissions

  • best episode ever

  • United states petroleum reserve

  • Petroleum reserve list

  • Clone of the attack

  • ian campbell

  • ian c

  • brautigan

  • how to make guns

  • how to render guns

  • pursued

  • bend

  • kikkoman

  • kikkomaso

  • archives

  • princeton

  • taxes

  • republican

  • gulf wars poster

  • art journals

  • posters

  • india

  • sullivan

  • gulf war

  • meme

  • watchword

  • Devil

  • Satan

  • how to eat pussy

  • masturbate

  • pussy

  • godetia

  • what

  • post modernism (3 times)

  • begonia (twice)

  • religion

  • roses

  • chandon

  • mack zeigen

  • ring off (twice)

  • bliss

  • submissions

  • foo

  • bar

I don't have cumulative search terms for the Radio parts of RFB, unfortunately. I could extract a lot of it from my logs if I was competent and not boring.

Posted by xian at March 8, 2003 5:34 PM
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