Here are some of the more unusual search terms that lead people to this blog.
- walrus that have no face (One of the most ignored of minority groups. Stop the conspiracy of silence now!)
- letter of concern by pastor to absenteeism (No, I have no idea why that pointed in this direction.)
- the walrus and the carpenter religion (Hey, if they can build religions around Star Wars or Elvis...)
- walrus kipling (Sorry, sweetie. Kipling didn't write about walruses. But Walrus wrote about Kipling...)
- Walrus speech (Normally slow and incomprehensible. Except here.)
- dangers of walrus leather (Another vital issue deliberately ignored by the MSM)
- reinstate computer to 06 08 06 (Or else!)
- sociology ethanol (There must be a university course on it somewhere.)
- said lost (several times and usually by Germans) (Warum also? Das verstehe ich gar nicht.)
- weird and white and needy (It is absolutely amazing how many people get the title to Weird Al's White and Nerdy wrong. And they all come here.)
- church of walrus (I am speechless)
- walrus effect (Google had no idea either)
- walrus toilet (I really don't want to know)
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5 comments:
I always enjoy looking at how people find my blog.
This is one of my favorite subjects. I can't decide if search engines have enabled idiots or if they have caused people to be more idiotic.
haha... I LOVE this page of your blog. Chuckle-out-loud-worthy.
I bet the germans are searching for the character called "Sayid" in Lost (the TV show). :)
p.s. I am gonna try all 1001 books. :)
The mystery is solved! Thanks reading1001. I'm not a TV person and have yet to see an episode of Lost, which explains why this confused me.
All 1001? Wow...
and I used, "the time has come the walrus said" how very very drole of me...I will have to look for more creative wording...seems it might be fun...
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