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Someone stumbled onto my blog yesterday via this search term string...

is it humane to kill a mangy squirrel

The answer is obvious....

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littlebeast13 wrote:is it humane to kill a mangy squirrel

It mite be.

littlebeast13 wrote:Someone stumbled onto my blog yesterday via this search term string...

is it humane to kill a mangy squirrel

The answer is obvious....

lb13

Inquiring minds want to know....

How do you know how they found your blog?

silverscreenselect wrote:

littlebeast13 wrote:Someone stumbled onto my blog yesterday via this search term string...

is it humane to kill a mangy squirrel

The answer is obvious....

lb13

Inquiring minds want to know....

How do you know how they found your blog?

In Wordpress' stats page for my blog, one of the categories lists the search terms a user entered into a search engine to come up with the result from my blog that they clicked on. That section was so much more entertaining the first year and a half I blogged, but then Google began encrypting more and more search term data and now it's the rare string that WP can identify.... but that was one of them.

Here's what it looks like:



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is it humane to kill Ed Toutant?

Whoops, misread that.

It's a setup! I never!!!

And, of course it's humane to kill mangy rodents. I've got my nuclear weaponry around here somewheres . . .

Somehow, the whole world is now getting set up to be like my voyeur ex-neighbor. From across the street & down a ways (we were at the tip of a V formed by 2 streets, & they were not directly opposite us), they were able to call & tell us "you girls shouldn't walk through your kitchen in your underwear".

I'm glad to hear Google is encrypting searches. Just in case I search for, like, underwear.

ghostjmf wrote:Somehow, the whole world is now getting set up to be like my voyeur ex-neighbor. From across the street & down a ways (we were at the tip of a V formed by 2 streets, & they were not directly opposite us), they were able to call & tell us "you girls shouldn't walk through your kitchen in your underwear".

I'm glad to hear Google is encrypting searches. Just in case I search for, like, underwear.

Underwear is extremely tame as far as most search results go....

And while little ol' bloggers like me would have no way of tracing who certain search terms belong to (Just in case I ever wanted to say "hi" to whoever keeps wanting to find Spongebob porn), I'm sure bigger fish have the means to do so...

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