Someone came here looking for sex. Mind you, they didn't stay long. 0 seconds.
Crimeficreader was right, it seems.
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7 comments:
That's mild curiosity.
I've seen some surprising Google search strings as the basis of people finding my blog. The best:
'new college shoes'
'inserted her finger up her bum'
Hi James, well thanks for inserting those words on my blog, because now they will attract people here too! Strangely enough, 'wooden cooking utensils' seems to draw a fair few people too. Though I have never had anyone google 'wooden cooking utensils' and 'sex' in the same search.
Tom, there's no accounting for taste.
I have the expression "bums on seats" in one post and the word "nude" in another. I suspect this is why Google directed the following search query to mine: "nude bums UK women only".
You're right Roger, there's no accounting for taste.
Crimeficreader, I like the nice discrimination implied by 'UK women only'.
Hey Roger - no problem, happy to help ;D
(but seriously, feel free to delete the comment if you want to purge the plog)
Roger,
I don't have sitemeter set up, so I don't get the detail that you do! I have no idea where in the world there is a preference for body parts UK only!
Like James, please feel free to delete my comments also, if you wish to purge...
James and cfr - there will be no purging. Your comments are very welcome.
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