This was an incoming link today…
I’m not sure how that makes me feel that our little webcomic came up on the first page on a search for “vouyerisum”.
In some ways, it’s kinda cool to come up on the first page on a search for anything, no matter how ridiculous the search term or how small the search engine.
On the other hand, it seems that pervs with poor command of the English language are our core audience.
Then again, at least we have a core audience.
Found the site through Gilgrim’s work on Trickster and then his LJ. It’s quite amusing. I enjoy it.
I like to think I’m part of the core audience, but unfortunately I’m not an ESL perv. I suppose with a little work and some dirty magazines I could be, but only a grievous head wound would manage the deterioration of my language skills and I’m not willing to go that far just to fill a type.
I mean. Not that it wouldn’t be fun to try. But the paperwork would be ENDLESS.
It really would be something to appear on CNET as the Site With Most Hits Due To Blunt Head Trauma.
Oh. Something for you both.
Ron’s Slip and Slide Extravaganza
Well I certainly wouldn’t want any of our (few) readers to sustain any sort of head trauma. I just don’t think it’s a good way to increase our traffic. Of course, hitting non-readers in the head and then making them read the site might be something to consider…
You have to admire the sheer ballsy stupidity of someone willing to try something like that…I mean, from a distance.
Jezmon, and I were wondering about the physics model they hopefully employed to build that slip, and slide. At least I was hoping they just didn’t send people down the slid without having a decent idea of where they were going to land until they got it down. In the video you don’t see anyone missing the pool.
Well, no. That would be a different video altogether. Personally, I like the idea that they just sorta guessed and then, maybe, drew straws to see who would be the test pilot.
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