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Monday, August 19, 2002
Weird Google Hits The best thing about having a counter is not the fact that I get to find out that on average 16.55 people visit my site a day, but rather finding the interesting ways people show up here. As I've mentioned before, I get an awful lot of hits for brazillian waxing (#10). One funny post on the subject, and the hits keep on coming. I'm beginning to appreciate how people can get rich on royalties. An interesting new source today: apparently, I am the #3 most relevant site for skippy strollers Poland. Uhh, ok. For some reason, I also score high (#7) for the phrase pictures of ladies wearing hijab. Again, weird. Other recent queries that are a bit off include Almontaser (#6), picture of Kobe Bryant's old girlfriends (#1) (actually, some variation of this shows up almost as much as brazilian waxing), caribou coffee islamic ownership (#13) (I think I used to be higher here as I used to get many more of these type of hits). All weird, all fun. That's what we strive for here at I Can Blog! |
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