It’s been a while since I’ve shared the more disturbing bizarre colorful internet search terms that bring people cruising the Interwebz to my innocent little blog. Click here to see the last post or search for the tag “internet search terms” and you’ll find a bunch of posts I’ve done on the topic. It’s quite enlightening.
Let me remind you that these are actual people who typed in these exact words into some search engine. They were actually looking for this information. Worse yet, that search engine directed them to ME. They clicked, thus whizzing them to good ole Lorna’s Voice. I wonder what they thought…
“Ham Radio Sex”
I’m pretty sure this isn’t about pigs tuning into sex-talk radio stations. At least I really, really hope not. Maybe this is about those people who say stuff like: “Breaker, breaker, this is Ham Jam Hot Pants. I’m looking for an eyeball with a good old-fashioned brass pounder. Dipole is ready to receive!” Okay, I totally get people going low tech on the distance sex thing. The NSA is collecting all that meta data from our phone and computers. I don’t think they’ve figure out how to tap into radio signals…yet.
“Mafia Hair Men”
I’m confused. Are these members of the Mafia looking for male hair stylists? Are they women looking for a Wise Guy with a certain full head of black hair, greased back, but able to flop in his eyes during sex or when “offing” a rival gang member?
“Bimbo Bakeries”
Really? Is that where you think we come from? You think we’re whipped up and baked? Well, first of all, most bimbos I know (present company included) are only half-baked. That’s because we don’t like to get all hot and bothered. Hot is fine. Bothered is not. Second of all, I don’t remember what I was going to say.
“Kentucky Derby Nude Pics”
Hey! I run a G-rated blog here (with enough sexual innuendo to keep my readers guessing–just like most Disney Pixar productions). Anyone who’s anyone knows that fashion is THE thing at the Kentucky Derby. You’d have to be a pretty inventive sleaze bucket photographer to get a nudie at that race.

Hey! Who let that photographer near me while I’m getting a bath? I need my Pre-Race privacy. Have you no shame?
“Uncontrollable Eggy Fart Jokes”
Okay. I admit that I love a good fart joke. But “eggy?” “Uncontrollble?” Now you’ve crossed the trench. I have my standards and they are way more high-flatulutin’ than yours are. “Eggy” indeed!
“I’m Princess Diana’s Voice”
Well, la-de-flipping-da! Unless you are from the spirit world and magically typed that on some iSpookyPad, I’m going to say that you’re delusional. In fact, I”M Princess Diana’s voice. I’ve proven time and time again (I was redundant on purpose for a reason) that I resemble her and I will prove that I channel her when I do my interview with her–which is coming up soon. Probably around Halloween. So there!

Let’s put this to rest, shall we? If Lorna were taller, thinner, had more refined features, was wealthy enough to afford posh clothing and a make-up and hair stylist, we could be twins.
“The Problems With Buddhism”
Yeah. No. Every spiritual tradition has its advantages and disadvantages. The biggest problems I find with Buddhism are: people. Yup. Without people always mucking up my serenity, I’d be a great Buddhist.

See what I mean. I’m feeling all compassionate and like hugging someone, but this woman has to go scream and totally kill my serenity buzz.
“A Line of People Waiting for Something is What?”
Um. A line? A queue? A row? A string? A file? A curiosity? A frustration? A meditation? Evidence of a new iSomething just being released.
“Is it Psychopathic to Mutter Bad Things Under Your Breath?”
Totally depends on the situation. No, if you mutter a few choice words to the shizzle-head who was rude to you at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) after you waited for an hour just to be told you had the wrong form. Yes, if you say hurtful things about the DMV shizzle-head as you walk away after cutting the break lines on his car. See the difference?

No, Mr. Mummy! You misunderstood. I didn’t call you a psychopath because you were muttering curses, I merely noted that you appeared to be coming unraveled.
“Sexy Professors”
Finally! A search term that landed on the right blog! For those of you who don’t know, I was a sociology professor for most of my professional life–a blonde one.
Stay tuned. I hear the sexy professor is going to interview Princess Diana real soon…











Oct 09, 2013 @ 16:22:12
Oh, it’s fun! 🙂 And you don’t have to do anything with it if what you find is either too strange (like mine are) or milk-toast. 🙂
Oct 09, 2013 @ 14:02:24
I’ve never researched that function on my blog. Now I’m scared!
Oct 08, 2013 @ 12:38:01
I bet there are! 😉
Oct 08, 2013 @ 11:26:33
I have to agree. It really is very odd. I must look at the terms used to find my Blog. Oh, there aren’t any!
Oct 08, 2013 @ 11:15:38
I look for humor in all the wrong places, Peter. My question is is this: how did a search engine decide that my blog was a good place to direct that sicko that typed in “Ham Radio Sex” as a search? Now that is disturbing!
Oct 08, 2013 @ 11:13:20
You are way too kind! 🙂
Oct 08, 2013 @ 11:12:53
Thanks, Debbie! Every once in a while I am brave enough to take a look at the wonky search terms WP so graciously keeps track of for us. It’s usually hilarious!
Oct 08, 2013 @ 11:08:56
I know what you mean! Some of the search terms make sense, but these…? There must be some crazy algorithms out there!
Oct 08, 2013 @ 11:07:32
Thanks, Phil! Good to see you kicking around these parts.
I have so many more of these outlandish search terms. I just couldn’t fit them all in. Makes me wonder what these people are really looking for…Scary thought, huh?
Oct 08, 2013 @ 11:04:08
Yes. I like to image some of these internet searchers’ faces when they bumble onto my blog!
Oct 07, 2013 @ 09:11:23
Amazing, isn’t it?
One that comes up regularly on mine is ‘Slaughter in the Suburbs’. I’m pretty sure that what they see there isn’t what they’re looking for.
Oct 06, 2013 @ 10:17:46
This series is one of my favorites Lorna. I love the way you run with these twisted ideas that some have when they query the internet for er… um… inspiration.
Oct 05, 2013 @ 22:53:02
Enjoyed the laughs, Lorna…fun hearing what kind of search topics other blogs bring in. I’m convinced the Net goes through my Spam and tags it! 😀
Oct 05, 2013 @ 20:23:14
you’re a bih hearted cause to read! Loved this AGAIN ! COOL! Faithfully your fan/ friend ~ Debbie
Oct 05, 2013 @ 12:17:49
purely to your readers advantage…love it. 😉
Oct 05, 2013 @ 12:07:44
Ok, my attention was grabbed at “Ham Radio Sex”. I can hardly believe someone would type that in to a search engine without feeling a complete ^%$%^&%^ if you follow me. I don’t tend to look at the search engine questions used to find or avoid my Blog, and perhaps I’m glad I don’t now. Having said that, you’ve extracted the maximum humour from them, and this post is full on hilarious.
Oct 05, 2013 @ 10:30:39
haha, good point! 😉
Oct 05, 2013 @ 08:50:43
Yes, I do. Especially when I avoid writing my novel. 77,000 words and I just don’t feel like writing most days. What’s up with that?
Oct 05, 2013 @ 08:49:29
Maybe. I don’t need the Universe to guide me–I’ve got Internet crazies to do it for me! 🙂
Oct 05, 2013 @ 08:48:39
I’m preparing. These things take time. Incense, candles, tiaras… 😉
Oct 05, 2013 @ 00:22:49
Can’t wait for that interview… and photos of it…
Oct 04, 2013 @ 21:12:04
This is your next book, after the next one. It’s got it all; sex, mafia, food, etc. You go girl, go! Hugs, 🙂
Oct 04, 2013 @ 19:05:24
it seems Lorna you have a lot of time on your hands,, smiling all the way..fabulous read as usual. 😉
Oct 04, 2013 @ 18:05:17
That’s what I’d like to know! 🙂
Oct 04, 2013 @ 17:01:56
I have nothing to say…..except….why is the cosmos doing this to you?