Fact O' The Day
fancy?
This can't be a good thing, but if you Google "examples of fancy writing," guess what the first hit is? That's right.
Try it.
This can't be a good thing, but if you Google "examples of fancy writing," guess what the first hit is? That's right.
Try it.
Am I the only one curious as to why Ben is sitting at work Googling the phrase 'examples of fancy writing'? Not enough in the local paper for ya?
Hah. I loves me some fancy writing.
My stat tracker can show me how people found the blog. Most of the time it includes someone searching for "bullrider ross coleman girlfriend" and I've no idea who that is. This -- "examples of fancy writing" -- was a first.
Don't make fun of Ben for wasting time at work. I'm an equal procrastinator.
When I typed "Grangrey" into a Google search, the sixth entry was for monkey pictures. So this website is directly associated with fancy writing and monkey pictures. Talk about variety!
AB
I'd almost forgotten all about Ames. Whatever happened to him, anyway?
Adam's post has me wondering: If you have an infinite number of monkeys typing on an infinite number of typewriters would they eventually create examples of fancy writing?
Another Google search (I swear, happened today) that yeilds Gangrey as the first hit:
"a free game that you could dress up dolls and work at the same time and after payday she could go do her nails"
What does that even mean? Who is searching for that?
Oh, Ben, you and your avatars.
The last one sounds like a professor or teacher checking a student's work for plagiarism.
So, um, Ben... as the founder of Gangrey, what else does your stat tracker tell you? I didn't realize there even was such a thing. So... if I'm having an OCD day and I check Gangrey maybe, uh, 20 times or something... do you have a page that tells you stuff like that? (Please say no, please say no.)