A search for “prius battery illinois brother” made me wonder — they obviously had something specific in mind, but I doubt this blog was any help. A recent search for “auden grumet” was another mystery (I mentioned Auden in one post, and Jason Grumet, Obama’s energy advisor, in another, but I have no idea what the person was searching for). A lot of people search for “how to ruin your eyesight.” There were some funnier ones early on, which no longer show up in my list.
I am the person who writes this blog. I didn’t search for “auden grumet.” Rather, I was pointing out that “auden grumet” was a search term that sometimes brought people to my blog. Apparently the reason they end up at my blog is that I once mentioned Jason Grumet in a blog post about the candidates’ energy policies, and I once mentioned the poet W.H. Auden in a blog post about a dirty poem that someone has attributed to him. Now that I know that an “Auden Grumet” exists, it makes more sense to me that someone would use your name as a search term at google or other search engines. Mystery solved, for me at least.
4 responses so far ↓
eric // May 18, 2008 at 5:55 pm |
What else?
David // May 18, 2008 at 11:08 pm |
A search for “prius battery illinois brother” made me wonder — they obviously had something specific in mind, but I doubt this blog was any help. A recent search for “auden grumet” was another mystery (I mentioned Auden in one post, and Jason Grumet, Obama’s energy advisor, in another, but I have no idea what the person was searching for). A lot of people search for “how to ruin your eyesight.” There were some funnier ones early on, which no longer show up in my list.
Auden Grumet, Esq. // June 20, 2008 at 12:17 am |
I’m just curious who “David” is (05/18/08 Post) and why he was searching for for me and my cousin, Jason Grumet?
ALG, Esq.
David // June 20, 2008 at 12:28 am |
Hi Mr. Grumet-
I am the person who writes this blog. I didn’t search for “auden grumet.” Rather, I was pointing out that “auden grumet” was a search term that sometimes brought people to my blog. Apparently the reason they end up at my blog is that I once mentioned Jason Grumet in a blog post about the candidates’ energy policies, and I once mentioned the poet W.H. Auden in a blog post about a dirty poem that someone has attributed to him. Now that I know that an “Auden Grumet” exists, it makes more sense to me that someone would use your name as a search term at google or other search engines. Mystery solved, for me at least.
-David