So far, my new experimental Skeptical Search Engine has been used hundreds of times, and the top searchers are:
- deepak chopra
- homeopath
- ghost
- high fructose corn syrup
- god
- evolution
- zecharia sitchin
- creationism
- ghosts
- global warming
- ancient astronauts
- ufo
- pyramids egypt
- love
- vaccines
- methane bubble
- climate change
- pyramids
- fossil sirenia
- carbohydrates
- easter island
- acupuncture
- vaccine
- Gmos
- bigfoot
This is excellent. One suggestion: Use GMO rather than GMOs and ghost instead of ghosts in order to avoid limiting the search.
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That's obviously a faked result - who would believe that 'sex' isn't the #1 search item? :P~
There's no accommodation for the special search styles of Crystal and Indigo children!
Your search - "big fucking tits" - did not match any documents.
Crushed I am.
But keep up the good work anyway.
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