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My Favorite Keywords – January 2009 Edition

February 4th, 2009 Posted in keywords, non music

Here are my 10 favorite Google search terms that led to this site, during January 2009:

  • mozart arse
  • shot in my rear end
  • classical music hatred
  • converting songs to waltz
  • the stupidest music
  • cuntbittin crawdoun kennedy
  • should dogs listen to classical music
  • j. s. bach why was he buried on a hill
  • i got bit by an insect on my ass
  • what is the tapping in an mri machine?
  • violins sound like wailing cats

(Incidentally, I stole appropriated the idea for this feature from Black Dogs.)

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    3 Responses to “My Favorite Keywords – January 2009 Edition”

    1. R.A.D. Stainforth Says:

      February 5th, 2009 at 11:38 am

      I am flattered. It’s a very simple idea and lists are always good for a blog post. I love some of these. Mine will be posted on 1 March as part of my February blog stats. Just try to imagine the person(s) who typed them in. Hope they found what they were looking for.


    2. Ben Says:

      February 5th, 2009 at 10:07 pm

      Haha. Yeah… I love imagining the people behind some of those queries. It also — almost — makes we want to write posts in answer to their questions. Why yes, dogs SHOULD listen to classical music.

      Look forward to seeing your next batch.


    3. JonJ Says:

      February 6th, 2009 at 2:53 pm

      So why was he buried on a hill? Seems like a lot of useless work dragging his remains against gravity that way. On the other hand, I guess he’s safer from floods that way.

      And the tapping in the MRI is the drum machine you forgot to leave at home.


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