I love the ability to see what people type into search engines before they end up here (an ability provided, for instance, by Extreme Tracking). Much of the time, people are obviously looking for porn. Somebody just typed the following into Google:
Where I can put my penis in the women pic?
Yes, where, oh where indeed?
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You mean google linked that query to Aard?
Yes! And I can't imagine how the guy got here, because if you run that search Aard isn't anywhere near the top of the list. I have a feeling that a person who enters such a search term may not be acting very rationally.