What’s the difference between iPad and iPed? Only $500!
Forget the fact that it runs on as much RAM as is required to power a rather limp lettuce sandwich, as cheap and nasty Chinese knock-offs go, this is quite impressive. Other than the head-turning $149 price tag, another redeeming feature is that fact that it runs on Google’s Android operating system.
So as another crap year draws to a close I thought I might proffer one final peice of inane literary tripe by exposing some of the sick and depraved who frequent Gobbledegeek 2.0. by summarising the search strings that lured them here during 2009.
The comprehensive visitor statistics gathered by WordPress detail, amongst numerous other things, precisely the site from whence you came, the browser you used, your IP address, and best of all, the search string you used (which obviously resulted in a link here)!
Without a doubt, the most frequently used search string in 2009 was any variation of ‘Nude photos of Julia Gillard‘ for Christ’s sake (original post). I still cannot fathom why anyone would be searching for nude photos of the Welsh red-headed politician (no offence J). The runner up is the very steady performer that is any variation of ‘simple pizza recipe‘. The one-eyed, almost but not quite, entirely unlike, quasi-serial killer ‘Barry Rochford‘ is behind bars in third (original post). For those in search of ‘telstra customer service‘, let’s face it, it’s an oxymoron (like ‘happily married’ or low calorie ‘chocolate covered bacon‘). You’re not going to find it. It’s like Shangri-bloody-la!
I would also like to highlight some of the slightly more odd searches that have resulted in your arrival at my doors! These are just a few:
So remember, if your Googling includes embarrassing search strings and you end up here, I have your IP address and I may just use it! You know who you are!
“So long and thanks for all the fish” or if you prefer, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all!
The guys over at Bendigo Web Design are offering the local community the chance to win from over $4000 worth of prizes!
Given the sensational deal and top rate support they’ve given me, I felt it only right to give them a plug and not just because I could think of anything better to post.
You have three chances to win from over 26 fab prizes including the web site, blogs, hosting, domains and email accounts. There are also 20 runners up prizes of 20% discount vouchers.
To be in with a chance (or three) to win, suggest a great domain name for your web site idea along with short description and answer the tiebreak question!
Read their most recent blog post for further details.
I reckon that even if you don’t win anything, the discussion forum alone is worth registering for with hints and tips and general discussion on all sorts of topics like web design, email, hosting, e-commerce and business, as well as general computer help. Other than Bendigo Forums, which strangely suffers from a bizarre lack of interest from the local community, the Bendigo Web Design forums are unique in the region and aimed specifically at the local community in addition to their clients. It’s free to register and open to anyone.
See you there!
If you are looking for a new external hard drive, Office works in Bendigo has a few of these designer LaCie 1Tb (1000Mb) drives available. Designed by the prodigiously talented and multi-award winning Neil Poulton, these babies are becoming a rarety. At $149 you had better be quick because I might get another one next week!
Shiny!
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