Small milestone: my blog recently received its 3000th visit. Three thousand seems like a lot, but roughly one-sixth of those visits resulted from Google's mistaken impression that my blog could provide meaningful information about the word "debunkify." Many people wander onto my blog while looking for something else; for instance, in the short time since I wrote about a student's concern about porn on the reading list, I've already had readers stray onto my site looking for actual porn. So as not to disappoint them, I've copied here a photo of butterflies copulating--in public, no less! They're such exhibitionists. If the third butterfly in the photo, the voyeur, couldn't get his fix au naturel, would he be compelled to go to Google? If so, my site can expect an onslaught of winged visitors.
Monday, July 17, 2006
Exhibitionists--totally nude!
Small milestone: my blog recently received its 3000th visit. Three thousand seems like a lot, but roughly one-sixth of those visits resulted from Google's mistaken impression that my blog could provide meaningful information about the word "debunkify." Many people wander onto my blog while looking for something else; for instance, in the short time since I wrote about a student's concern about porn on the reading list, I've already had readers stray onto my site looking for actual porn. So as not to disappoint them, I've copied here a photo of butterflies copulating--in public, no less! They're such exhibitionists. If the third butterfly in the photo, the voyeur, couldn't get his fix au naturel, would he be compelled to go to Google? If so, my site can expect an onslaught of winged visitors.
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4 comments:
How have your numbers been? I bet there have been lots of new visitors!
The third butterfly isn't a voyeur . . . he's just waiting in the wings!
Bev Heffner - When do the three vacant blondes move in?
I'm actually curious as to how YOU got this photo...
I plead the fifth.
Okay, I confess that I took this photo a year or two ago in our upper meadow, where the butterflies get so drunk on milkweed nectar that they don't care what they do in public. I have a better photo of dragonflies caught in flagrante delicto, but I can't find it.
As for the "waiting in the wings" comment: HA!
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