September 30, 2005
As we’re at the end of the month, I thought I would have a quick look at my website stats to see how people arrived here during September.
This month sixteen different search engines brought visitors this way.
350 hits via Google.
90 hits via Yahoo.
30 hits via Ask Jeeves.
What were people searching for? A sample:
sufjan stevens pronunciation
margarine pronounce
how to pronounce isadora
breathalyzer eat chapstick
water molecule
Air wick
cricket modes of dismissal
a house endless art all dead yet still alive
frying bacon in the oven
stutter rap
tree face
mango peach smoothie
stutter lyrics i st-st-st-st-st-st-st- stutter
teal is the new black
he is not so much singing but sermonizing his tragedy perhaps is that the audience is preoccupied with song
bicycle repair
woody allen rice is good when of something
questions on myself
moon songs
purple is the new black
woody allen anything else bunuel
where we re from the birds sing a pretty song and there is always music
daniella westbrook chav
lorry sheds load
September 24, 2005
Mmm Skyscraper I Love You by Underworld
Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm by Crash Test Dummies
MmmBop by Hanson
and (sort of)
Things That Make You Go Hmmmm… by C+C Music Factory
September 20, 2005
World Beard Championships
Gallery of Contestants and Champions
September 20, 2005
World Beard Championships
Gallery of Contestants and Champions
September 17, 2005
Above is a t-shirt I saw in Amsterdam a few years ago. It contains the lyrics to Bob Dylan’s Masters Of War.
Bob Dylan is everywhere at the moment. Bob Dylan albums are on offer in Sainsbury’s (go pick up Bringing It All Back Home for £3.99). Trailers are frequently shown on BBC for Martin Scorsese two-part Arena film (the highlight of the BBC’s Bob Dylan season) - tune in on 26th and 27th September. The soundtrack to this has been released as The Bootleg Series Volume 7 - a great collection of rarities and alternative versions of songs from Bob’s early career.
In November Bob pops over to the UK to perform some concerts. I have tickets to all five of the London shows. Can’t wait.
(But you won’t find any Bob Dylan CDs in HMV stores in Canada.)
