It can get bizarre/hilarious/intriguing, blogging. Articles pertaining to niche-market food products are certainly generating some comments. Maybe I’ll do a spin-off site.
A lot of people in Ontario are desperate for Hy’s Seasoning Salt. People who BBQ with a Weber Charcoal BBQ strongly recommend using a starter chimney. A lot of people love the nostalgia of their Postum: Coffee Substitute (though a couple people think it is total crap). If you’re interested in learning more about peanut butter read the comments on Keep the Oil In.
The pics I grabbed of Eugene Levy from a DVD get hotlinked so much and account for a disproportionate chunk of my bandwidth. I made a little Ken Jennings note back when, trackbacked by the Kottke, thus some disproportionate Google rank and traffic.
Nickel on some guy’s underwear always gets hits from searches for “men’s underwear.”
My link to a page of hockey fight videos has been consistently Googled. A tiny post about a former classmate dying at the hands of rival drug dealers was picked up by a local reporter who actually phoned me for a comment.
And the rest of some of the “top” entries:
First Impressions of iTunes
Kryptonite Locks Open with Bic Pen
Japan Package Design
Sand art video
Turnpike Films
Chad Vangaalen
Maya Angelou
Nary a Hair: Why Cyclists Shave Their Legs
Squash BC photo
My typical Syrian day
The Village: An analysis
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