Showing posts with label Drivel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drivel. Show all posts

Have you Found What You're Looking For?

Sparks Of Insanity By Vinny "Bond" Marini Wednesday, October 17, 2007 29 Of Your Sparks


So, it is 3:00PM CDT on Tuesday and according to StatCounter, we have had 44 Unique visitors so far since midnight.

Let’s look… ummmm 11 comments and 3 are ours, so that leaves…(carry the twelve, take off the shoes, ummmm) 8 comments…

Our visitors came from:
7 from friends blogs, figure that is those people just running down their sidebar
4 from google-readers, so we know they are friends
8 with no referring link – they must be friends who just type our URL in their address box

So, 19 friends and 8 comments…that is 42.1% leave comments…

1 from Bestest Blog (YEAH…Great job over there guys!)



The rest?

Well…they are searches, mainly google searches and they look like this:
Perc. Search Term
7.50% leather couch
5.00% big couch
5.00% doors live in Philadelphia
5.00% kenneth peden
5.00% wwp mom to mom
2.50% kornheiser Windsor
2.50% blogstein
2.50% ahmet ertegun t shirt
2.50% grand funk railroad
2.50% leather couch ma
2.50% the doors album
2.50% john prine common sense
2.50% the doors bootleg
2.50% going commando helps circulation (SEE IT IS GOOD FOR YA!)
2.50% bob segar don brewer
2.50% loggins e messina
2.50% graham bond organization
2.50% jorma kaukonen & janis joplin the typewriter tape
2.50% reilly's column si joey chestnut
2.50% janis joplin feather hair
2.50% blogspot the doors soft parade
2.50% original soul Christmas
2.50% victoria mars episode guide
2.50% the doors miami 1969 vinyl record
2.50% mission leather couch
2.50% the doors - waiting for the sun (1968)
2.50% mark frank lynyrd skynyrd
2.50% peter wolf
2.50% grand funk the best
2.50% the doors - 2007 - live in boston '70
2.50% janis joplin discography blogspot
2.50% jim morrison poetry session, december 8th 1970
2.50% comedian - big couch
2.50% marini leather



79.5% of the people who come here spend 5 seconds or less….’wow, this ain’t what I was lookin’ fer’

1.3% spend 5 – 30 seconds –‘doh, hey mable come look at this ugly scuka puttin’ his pitcures on the web’

7.7% spend 30 seconds to five minutes – ‘wait this ain’t what I want…but it has sumthin’ to do with what I was a searchin’ fer’

5.1% - spend 5 minutes to 20 minutes – OK, these are you, my special guests

1.3% - spend 20 minutes to 1 hour – I guess you again, but the phone rang and you went to answer it

5.1% - spend over an hour - you again, only you were so bored you fell asleep at your keyboard…look in the mirror and see the outline of the keys across your face…hehehehe

Besides the USA, the visitors have come from:
Canada
Bolivia
Brazil
Spain
France
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Sweden



Do you really care?

Probably not, but we just had no interest in researching some subject to write about and since we are only mildly amusing sometimes, we were not going to do satire…it is done so well elsewhere…

So, now we have a post done…

Woooo and hooooo

Let’s see what drivel we can come up with tomorrow…







"I STILL HAVEN'T FOUND WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR"

U2

The second track from U2's 1987 album The Joshua Tree, and was released as the album's second single. It became their second (and last as of 2007) #1 song on the Billboard Hot 100.

The song grew from another song called "Under the Weather Girls". A rough version was taped. However, Joshua Tree co-producer Daniel Lanois didn't like it — except for Larry Mullen, Jr.'s drum track, which the band used as the foundation of "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For". The development of the song saw the addition of such things as a subtle auto-pan effect added to one of The Edge's guitar overdubs and Bono, a tenor, singing in the upper register of his range to add to the feeling of spiritual yearning. Both Bono and Edge have, in fact, called it a gospel song on numerous occasions. Daniel Lanois says he is very attached to "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" and has, on occasion, joined U2 on stage to perform it.




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