After a long time, I found some new hilarious search terms again in my stats - here they are:
Moong dal ladies squats - You'd think this is an unlikely pairing. But no! Among the many combinations these search terms threw up, here's one!
Do guinea pigs eat wheat pearls? I guess the reasons they landed in my blog are here.
Drooling sentences went here.
How can I sell my soup came here.
Rayalseema biscuits company case study solution found no solution here.
Humour Keywords Search Terms
I love your search word humor posts, Sra! 'Moong dal ladies squats' had me in splits :D
ReplyDeleteROFL!! great that u are making this a series.. LOL
ReplyDeleteThis is funny! I have seen some funny ones even coming towards my blo..should compile them like you did :)
ReplyDeleteLOL! I should start paying more attention to my search referers too :) Mallu Masala is the most exciting I've seen so far..
ReplyDeleteLOL! :)
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ReplyDeleteNow I kno why i love comming here.
ReplyDeleteLove your humour :-)
ha ha hilarious. I love the last one! Just tried to imagine the face of the surfer landing on to a recipe page when searching for law suit solutions!
ReplyDeleteHehehehe :) i guess i should start paying more attention to my stats!!
ReplyDelete"Moong dal..." is really funny.:) I keep forgetting to make note of the searches which come up in my blogs.
ReplyDeleteOh God ......hillarious.....
ReplyDelete:), :D, ;).......
ReplyDeleteI wonder what the person as really searching for with the first one!
where on earth do these people get the ideas...lol :D
ReplyDeleteHaha. Those are funny.
ReplyDeleteMine include things like "secret thai girl," "who discovered america. nobody really knows for sure," and other things that are completely unrelated to food.
The latest one is "speak English better." That person must have been sorely disappointed.
Well....? *Do* guinea pigs eat wheat pearls? : D
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ReplyDeleteROFL.... wish my readers were this humorous ;) ~sighs~
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