
You should see some of the search terms I get. They shock the pants and other critical garments right off me!
It’s time once again to take a peek at what brings unsuspecting Internet Searchers to this blog. The Divine Ms. L is doing something different this time. “You can count on change!” That’s her motto–at least for today. She hopes you don’t mind. If you do, well take a deep breath and relax. You should know by now, The Divine Ms. L knows what’s best, so let’s have a little trust in her, people.
The Divine Ms. L did some research on all the Internet search terms that directed Fruit-Loop-A-Doodles…wonderful readers to this blog since last June. She realized that many of the sickos…searchers out there in Cyberspace-Cadet Land were searching for things, not just answers to unthinkable…illegal…quirky questions. She thought it would be scary…fun to list the top 15 “items” searchers go trolling the Internet for and end up here, much to their bitter disappointment.
If you missed the other installments of this series, click here, here here and here , here,and here. With all this clicking, you’ll sound like you forgot to secure your dentures before you decided to try Karaoke at the family picnic.

Bessy, where’s my Fix-o-Dent? I wanna make it through at least one chorus of “In the Good Old Summertime” for good old summertime’s sake.
DISCLAIMER: Oh forget about it. I have no excuse for what I’m about to do.
Shall we begin? Dear Divine Ms. L …,
“Confused old woman” 65 people are searching for a confused old woman OR 1 person has been relentlessly searching for a confused old woman. I don’t get it. There are so many confused old women probably driving, shopping or wandering near you, why would you–or 65 of you–need to do an Internet search to find one? And what exactly do you plan on doing with this confused old woman? Helping her cross the street? That’s it! Boy Scouts are conducting this search. I wonder if their Troop Leader knows the lengths to which these boys will go to get that Merit Badge?
“Buzz cut woman” This is either a convention of 55 Steven King wanna-be horror genre writers, the 55 creative staff members of Twisted Films, Inc. looking for ideas for a sequel to their popular Saw film phenom, or 55 people looking for a fresh summer hair style option to, well, having hair. Your guess is as good as mine.
“Swarm of flies” I don’t know if it’s panic, sadistic…simple curiosity, or scientific inquiry, but 54 searchers wanted to know something about swarming flies. Perhaps you or a loved one were recently the object of such a swarm and want to know if slathering yourself in honey and running naked in a field is something you should plan again for your second anniversary. Maybe you, like the buzz cutters, are pitching possible horror book or movie plots. Or could it be that you are a trained scientist and you are so human contact-…sleep-deprived that you stooped to a Google search for your research rather than a proper academic review of the entomological literature?

What you don’t see in this picture is more important than what you do see. Hidden in the tall grass are: 2 honey-slathered naked people wishing they had simply gone out to a nice restaurant to celebrate their anniversary; 31 writers hoping for some macabre idea for a book or screenplay about flies because their ideas about buzz saws just didn’t cut it; and 21 entomologists who gave up on Google for their research because it brought them to a little blog called “Lorna’s Voice” when they were trying to find an academic source for their research on swarming flies, so they decided to try some good old-fashioned field research.










The Divine Ms. L. Returns, Part 1 « Lorna's Voice
Dec 26, 2012 @ 17:33:33
May 21, 2012 @ 13:38:36
May 03, 2012 @ 11:03:07
So happy to oblige you, Kind Sir. My inner Diva just aches to strut her stuff more and more these days. Whatever shall I do? 😉
May 03, 2012 @ 09:17:14
I look forward to each and every edition of your divineness, Lorna. I rather like the insight you shed on the motives of such souls searching for er… whatever it may be they are searching for. Thanks for my morning laughter, once again!
May 02, 2012 @ 20:13:05
Don’t worry, Diana, I don’t think I could stop if I really tried. Oh wait, I did try once and I couldn’t stop–so there you go! 🙂
May 02, 2012 @ 15:23:49
I just returned from a week of vacation (and unreliable internet service) and your blog was the first one I checked. You always make me laugh. Don’t ever stop.
May 02, 2012 @ 13:57:55
Glad you found me and that you had a good chuckle at some of these zany search terms. They are a hoot! 🙂
May 02, 2012 @ 13:19:18
That was hilarious. I am always amazed about the search words that are used that ended up on my blog. I found you through a comment. No searching needed. But then I know I could always find you with one of the lines above. Thanks for the laugh.
May 02, 2012 @ 12:35:21
Yes, it is often a mystery–but a potentially funny one. 🙂 Thanks for stopping in, reading and commenting!
May 02, 2012 @ 12:07:37
I check my search terms frequently, and I never know whether to laugh or cry. The real fun is trying to figure out how Google connects my little old blog to some of these search terms. Yikes! Well done.
May 02, 2012 @ 07:35:18
Hmmm, I never thought of that. I best be on the look-out for suspicious blogger-types (people with lap tops following me around in cars, looking for a WIFI connection). And I thought I just had to be aware of any cats that may attack Scrappy. 😉
May 02, 2012 @ 07:31:46
One can but hope…
May 01, 2012 @ 19:39:44
Amazing. I hope you can have a positive effect on these helpless people, Lorna.
May 01, 2012 @ 18:42:11
I thought ‘sexy dog walker’ might be a search for Divine Ms. L walking Scrappy on a fine day in May, wotdyasay? cheers catchul8r molly