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I love Blogpatrol.

You know how some people get their news from blogs? I get my news from Blogpatrol. I didn't know that Danny Bonaduce had been fired until I saw a lot of searches to that effect. I also learned about Leyla's wardrobe malfunction via Blogpatrol.

Granted that the information may be unreliable, but at least it bears investigating.

So, here are some of the most recent searches that hit my blog:

06/07/2005 14:11:52 manhole cover manufacturer for lake havasu (Google)


Believe it or not, my December 2003 archive shows up second in the Google list for this search. Why? Because of unrelated entries about Tristaandryan vs. Gerald Ford, and Mapquest inaccuracies in Lake Havasu (I had visited the city before July 3, 2005).

06/07/2005 13:21:04 where is angi taylor (Yahoo)
06/07/2005 13:06:41 angi taylor chicago (Yahoo)


No new news. Here's some old news. Presumably she had the baby, and may still be doing voiceover work. It will be harder to do voiceover work when the kid turns 2 ("So come to the Carpet Factory today and DON'T PUT THE CAT INTO THE DISHWASHER, DAVEY!!!").

06/07/2005 13:04:17 games ITV comcast "july 2005" Buzztime (Google)


Sorry, I don't play NTN or Buzztime games on cable. I just hang out in bars and play the games.

06/07/2005 13:00:06 mancow's honeymoon (Google)


I could care less.

06/07/2005 12:52:13 Adrian Hynes divorce Ontario (Google)


Another post that hit unrelated entries in an archive. Adrian Belew (on Jerry Harrison's Casual Gods), Patrick Hynes (a political blogger), and divorce posts (on Pat O'Brien, Terri Schiavo, and Intelius) caused the hit.

From the Ontario Empoblog

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