.They come in all colours, shapes and sizes; tits that is, or more specifically for the purpose of this post, bare tits.
I could change the subject matter, for their have been previous subjects, that for reasons unknown and especially to me, that have gone viral in Google searches.
Why so? I haven't the foggiest idea and if there is someone out there that can give me an answer I would be more than grateful.
As I mention, there have been other stories that have gone off the scale in the way of searches, but the one that most sticks in the mind was this one:
Aunty Maiduguri And Her Four "Wives"With the follow up here:
Aunty Maiduguri To replace Sappho?And in part I said this at the second article:
I have just totted up "aunty maiduguri" hits to the blog made via a Google search, fifty four hits from Google out of the last hundred visits, and from every corner of the globe.Why the interest? I haven't a clue.The above just about says it all, so if we apply the same to this story and ask the same question, it's not unreasonable to come up with the same answer, I haven't a clue.
So let's have a look at the story that's causing the current wave of inexplicable interest.
It is hardly an earth shattering revelation, nor a story that is current, but the hits for "bums for Bush" have been many but the hits for "bare tits" are off the scale and have been so for weeks.
There must be, I can only assume, some mechanism in place that promotes people to make this specific search, it can't be from porn fans as I'm sure no self respecting porn head would be Googling bare tits, I rather think their searches would be, shall I say, a tad more interesting.
Can anybody enlighten me as to why?
Now having written all this I can indulge myself in decorating the post with my kind of "bare tits."
Friday, September 07, 2007
Wot No Sheilas? Bums Out For Bush Judging from the photo it's just the blokes dropping their strides. What ever happened to tits out for the lads?
A protest involving around 50 bare-bottomed activists spilled onto Sydney streets today, stalling an APEC motorcade and triggering scuffles with police. The Bums for Bush campaign was hailed a success by organisers, even though drizzling rain kept many protesters away from the mooning anti-Bush protest.
Around 50 people lined up at Hyde Park's north end and mooned an audience of several hundred people, including supporters and media. more
And just to prove the point this is a screen capture from today.