Aunty Gets Some Strange Searches   - 2,590 Views, 1 Comment

Summary: It's always interesting to look at your web logs, to analyze the search terms which people have plugged in to the search engines just prior to finding your website, and to see what sorts of strange paths people have taken to find you. ...

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It’s always interesting to look at your web logs, to analyze the search terms which people have plugged in to the search engines just prior to finding your website, and to see what sorts of strange paths people have taken to find you. Usually the search terms are fairly pedestrian, but every so often a strange one pops up. Or maybe even a few.

This week has been particularly interesting for Aunty’s search logs, and so she thought that she’d share a few of the more ..um ..unusual terms with you.

First, someone was searching for “big aunty”. Now, I don’t know whether they were actually trying to find Aunty Spam, or whether you could classify Aunty Spam as “big”, but there it is. Perhaps they meant it as in “big momma”, or in that Nurse Ratchet kind of way.

This some how naturally lead to the next search term, “sex with aunty”. Ok, now, I just don’t even want to know. In fact, there is no interpretation of that search term which makes it any better.

Somewhere along the way, some poor soul apparently had a mishap which lead to their losing some of their portable devices, as their search was for “activating lost verizon cellphone”, although why you would want to activate a lost phone is beyond Aunty, unless you were the one who found it. Perhaps it was one of the people who lost their cell phone down the toilet.

But oddest of the search terms - the one which made Aunty realize that she had to share some of these with you, was this one: “Aladdin naked”.

Sometimes even Aunty just has to say “WTF?”

Aunty Gets Some Strange Searches

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  1. sex with aunty? let’s hope she’s not an agony aunt?

    Comment by jason brown — 8/15/2005 @ 10:56 pm

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