Tuesday, October 07, 2008

People who found my site...

through Google and other search engines. They are a strange lot.

I would say the number one search that lands people on my site is Miriam's porn. I get them from all over--Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Australia. They must be so disappointed; it's kind of deceptive advertising, actually. I should take it down--that and my numerous references to nude blogging. Then no-one would visit me.

Another combo that gets hits is English towns with funny names. They are pretty funny. Example: Butthole Lane. Also, Mercedes-Benz: the car of choice for dictators. Some British automotive magazine linked to this one, and I got a lot of visits.

I get visits from people who want to view the soler system. At least half of them think that is the correct spelling. Poor education.

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  1. "the soler system"

    Perhaps they're searching for some footwear related pun or something.

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  2. Anonymous7:21 PM

    ...and then there are others, checking periodically for stories about your babbe...

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  3. Blogrolling may have been hacked.

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  4. Yes, blogroll has disappeared. I don't know what, if anything, I can do about it.

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  5. Anonymous10:31 PM

    Speaking of your bubbe: two of the links on the right appear to be broken, the one about the go-to guy and your aunt's hat. I want to know about your aunt's hat.

    The blogroll's back.

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  6. Tat: I fixed that link once, it should work. Anyway, here it is:
    http://miriamsideas.blogspot.com/2006/12/kaplan-sisters.html

    I suspect dirty work at the crossroads.

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  7. Anonymous7:41 AM

    Love the story. Was your mom the forth sister - who married young? And what ever happened to hats, maybe your cousins have them?

    My grandma had a small hat, more like a semi-winter band, with a flower and a shiny plastic cherry (botanically impossible, but oh so pretty together) - I never saw her in it, as women stopped wearing hats in the 60's, when I was born. It was strange imagining her, whom I'm used to see in housedresses, in hat and gloves, going to a concert.

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  8. The one who looked like Rosalind Russell was my uncle's wife. My mother wore tiny little hats like your grandma. No cherries,but a little veil.

    I can't imagine what happened to the hats. Wish I could see them again, though.

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  9. Oh, yes, and I fixed the family go-to guy. I don't know what the hell is happening, but I blame Bush.

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  10. Anonymous12:05 AM

    Naturally

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  11. Anonymous12:13 AM

    Oh, now I remember the story, about the go-to-guy.

    Enjoyable, as the rest of them. Laughter through tears, Miriam style.

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