A while ago I put a Site Meter reader on a couple of my blogs, not because I wanted to taunt people that I knew their I.P., but because I thought the map that shows all the locations of your readers looked pretty cool. However, another cool feature is its ability to record the search words that are used by those people who stumble across your blog via a search engine. For some reason this only worked on my TV review blog and not my main one, although hopefully re-registering will change that.
We’ll start off with the surreal and then finish with the downright perverted (a bit like an average night in Swansea when pissed up on a Saturday night).
Maybe something got lost in translation, but someone from Linkping, Sweden, typed in “Kerri & James want to nightclub” and ended up at my blog. Hopefully they got to “nightclub” after all.
Unsurprisingly, many of the search terms consisted of sexual content, although while some of the terms were mildly depraved they didn't quite count as outright perversion.
Someone from Walsall (probably Alec Weston) typed in “strict mistress Vanessa” and ended up being... well, disappointed, while someone else typed “strict spanking mum” (perhaps they weren’t on first name terms with Vanessa).
One thing I didn’t realise after doing a TV review for Loose Women was that there were so many fans of the ladeez in question. Some search terms were innocent enough, such as “why is Kaye Adams no longer on Loose Women?” (she finally got a decent agent?), but most were pretty MILFy. Samples included “Carol McGiffin MILF”, “pics of Carol McGiffin boobs”, “Coleen Nolan boobs” and “Coleen Nolan breast size”. Hmm. Maybe it isn’t such a mystery why Kaye Adams got fed up of being on Loose Women.
Continuing the theme of all things MILFy, someone typed in “Vanessa Feltz is a MILF” while another perv was a tad more explicit and searched (if you’ll excuse the pun) for “Vanessa Feltz boobs” (I'd imagine it wouldn’t take too long to find ‘em).
As I like to keep my promises, I’ll close with the downright perverted, and it’s perhaps no surprise the guilty party was American (or at least residing in America). The sizzling sex fiend typed “spanking flogging punishment of female prisoners” and ended up with my TV review site, which while it does have the words “spanking”, “flogging”, “punishment”, “female”, “prisoners” and “of”, does spread them over several reviews and not stringed together in a in a lexically correct sentence.
It’s funny, because I would have thought that if someone typed “spanking flogging punishment of female prisoners” they would have ended up at a certain someone’s blog.co.uk blog before mine…







