Found Poetry: Search Queries 4
To celebrate the end of the week and the start of the month, here are some search queries by which people have found Science After Sunclipse. Enjoy the free-verse, verse-free goodness:
- words to say for obituaries
- quantum physcs lsd
- stuff to build science dangerous
- hollywood’s negative effect on society
- Michael Behe supported
- bridge breaking point engineering physics
- Do good with what you can
- trigonometric identities and their derivation
- cosman leprosy
- category of games joyal
- Time science addiction
- dangerous magnet ideas
- can telekinesis be explained through science
- 216 numerals name of god
- black death magic spells
- against liberal arts
- “smiley face” porn
![[sex and science]](http://www.sunclipse.org/downloads/sexandscience3.png)
I keep getting “zombie girls gone wild.”
Mike O'Risal said this on February 1st, 2008 at 17:09 pm
Perhaps you’ve already said, but do you get an indication of how high your search ranking was for those terms?
jackd said this on February 1st, 2008 at 17:29 pm
If it’s obvious from the referring URL (say, there’s some parameter like “start=30″) then I can get a rough idea of where I appear in the hit parade. Otherwise, I have to check manually. I haven’t really been keeping track of the rankings, only the search strings which send people my way.
Blake Stacey said this on February 1st, 2008 at 17:40 pm
I like the combination of “black death magic spells” with “against liberal arts”. It brings to mind images of a neoconservative Hogwart’s or something of the like.
I also suspect that the “cosman leprosy” and “black death magic spells” folks might have some common ground between them.
Joshua said this on February 1st, 2008 at 17:40 pm
Mike wrote: “I keep getting “zombie girls gone wild.””
Really? I’m going to have to start reading your blog! :)
gg said this on February 1st, 2008 at 21:08 pm
My biggest ones are always various permutations of “Emma Watson naked” or “Hermione nude”.
Behind that is usually “literotica”, “naked mud wrestling”, sundry strings containing “coitus”, and “dragons”.
JanieBelle said this on February 2nd, 2008 at 20:50 pm