Weird ways people find my blog

Looking at the stats for my website, I found some really weird search terms that brought people to some page of my blog. Here are the top searches for March. I bolded the *really* weird ones. To me, weird is that people were either searching for the phrase in the first place or that they ended up on my site because of it! 😉

“scary commercials” – 93 searches
What’s up with this??? I think there must be a college project or something… If anyone knows, please tell me. I’m dying of curiousity.

“scott cramer” or variations of my name – 21 searches

“amazing race” related – 17 searches

bootyville – 4 searches
Thanks Keith… This one is all your fault! But you are right. Bootyville just makes a person smile.

ups overload – 4 searches

stripperella – 4 searches

ransackery – 2 searches

stop vomiting now – 2 searches

snatch poker kit – 4 searches

educational value dora – 2 searches
Hehehe! I bet they were surprised to end up here of all places! 😉

1440 x 900 – 2 searches

“flava flav” related – 4 searches
That’s right folks! Looks like I’m branching into the hip-hop audiences.

“screaming flying monkeys” – 4 searches

petting sharks – 2 searches

working dazewho wrote soylent green

top ten tv series august 2002

who wrote the wedding march
It *certainly* wasn’t me.

“doctor steven greer” related – 2 searches

simindiana

inxs

permanent marker wrong side of cd-r

sam`s club playhouse

white and pasty guys
Somebody actually searched for this… On purpose. Eww.

anti-crime technology sprint ad

pop goes the weasel tivo

band-aid bandages theme song
There’s a theme song???

frat business guy

miami vice don johnson wrist watch
There’s a wrist watch? And somebody *wants* it???

fcc radio playlist feed

how to half pop popcorn

tivo partial problem

who wrote 2001

wrote do you want fries with that

pokemon championship team

windows trademark lindows linspire

the television are the negative or postive affect on people`s lives
That’s just silly. Television isn’t negative. Geez.

spank soap mother
Umm… Okay… Weird.

sister & brother show other how other s body is under panties
I’m not even sure I *want* to know. Gotta love the internet.

linspire rant

who wrote friends in low places?

who wrote the poem sleep

bio of jeff foxworthy

who wrote young love

trouble with breasts
And they ended up at my site… Plus, what trouble??? 😉

laptop photoshop dreamweaver

junkyard wars show airs

red neck police

sister & brother see other in colored panties
Okay, it’s scary when I start seeing a theme with this.

my brain`s full

tribute to mom

tivo pop goes the weasel

headlights turn themselves off

ebay sucks blog

watch my girlfriend

frat boy tied up

i know my brother wears my panties
If you’re counting, that’s, like, 3 similar to this. Eww. Keith, is there something weird you’d like to tell the rest of the family???

scott long skid marks
This must be another Keith rumor. That’s all I can figure. Curse you brother!

how to seem unattainable dating

speed buggy cartoon

cigarette sandwich
Okay. Really. YUCK!

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8 Responses to Weird ways people find my blog

  1. Cerpicio says:

    “I’m stuck on Band-Aides, ’cause Band-Aides stuck on me!”
    How could you forget that jingle?

    Crap, that’s going to be stuck in my head all day now.
    — C.

  2. DarthReilly says:

    ” ‘cuz they hold on tight in the bathtub and they cling in soapy SUUUDS! I am stuck on band-aid brand cuz band-aid’s stuck on me!”

    …then there was the version “GWAR” did.

  3. Scott Cramer says:

    Well, at least I know who *didn’t* have to search for the band-aides theme song…

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    So, here I am ,awaiting my brother to come to my house with the Dreambox and demanding his money back in full, as his wife demands it….. what would you do?

    Anyone here heard of or used the Chinese imports Dreambox 500 models and can post reply if you think the clones are as good or as bad as the originals so I can show him your views?

    What would you do??

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