Excuse me for not quite understanding the appeal.

Site-tracking programs are fun, an added layer of procrastinatory opportunities on the already-distracting pursuit of blogging. I enjoy seeing who reads me regularly, trying to guess which of my friends lives at "165.210.55," and what type of googling brings people over here. It's also interesting to note how dramatically my daily traffic increases when someone like Scheherazade plugs me on a widely read site.

Sometimes, the searches that lead people to me are funny, bizarre, sad, intriguing, or baffling. I'd give you examples, but I expect that would only increase such traffic to these parts. Today, though, I got a hit that was sufficiently disturbing to prompt this post.

To the person who found my blog by googling for blind+girl+bikini: I'm sorry, but that's just sick.

Comments

[UCL]

Dr. Pepper spewed from my nose, I laughed so hard reading this post. Thanks a lot! :)

[Jules]

hahahahaha! Oh man. Just about peed myself there...

[J. Soglin]

You think the googler has a blindness fetish, or is just a poor typist who likes nearly-naked blonds? (The "i" is next to the "o", afterall.) (By adding the n-word to the comments on your blog, I've now assured you more traffic!)