welcome to camp telophase

...since I looked at my website stats. And I find pretty much what I expected: magatsu.net is being hit overwhelmingly because of the zapakuto generator, and Project Blue Rose is getting hits from conspiracy theory forums* artist alley queries.

There are a few other search strings that either make one's head shake, or make one wonder. Especially wonder how the heck my site was found with that search string.

black ops is gay <- Awesome description of PBR!
what kind of art can i <- Anything you want, hon!
panel a serious artist donald
blue business card of a extension cord in form of the g <- Uh, what?
project blue rose read for free online <- Not for free, but you can buy a digital version for cheap!
blue rose project united states
plain blue desktop wallpaper
girl's loincloth <- what is this I don't even
lesbian bleach
deadly flower in japanese
large wooden medieval doors
harkonnen
naked pictuers of childern <- NONE HERE I MUST TELL YOU
should i return to my wife quiz <- You should perhaps not be going to online quizzes for this question
steampunk ship generator
random prompy generator
schoolgirl uniform <- He or she would have found the post with Kenpachi in a schoolgirl uniform. YOU'RE WELCOME
steam boy trama

And someone was Googling on my full name, including middle initial, which makes me wonder who and why. Although my name is quite out there, with Hooded Utilitarian and whatnot.




* Someone started a thread on a conspiracy theory forum about blue roses, and someone Googled on the term and posted PBR's cover and blurb in a reply to it. I could have replaced the cover with, say, Kenpachi-chan, but it's too funny this way.

Checking the server stats for magatsu.net, I notice that the AWESOMETASTIC MANGA OF AWESOMENESS post about the ekiben otaku manga has surprisingly been my most popular post in this month to date. Someone must have linked to it (a quick Google search reveals three links that don't seem to load for me; dunno if there's others.)

And in other stats new, Kenpachi-chan has made another appearance, this time on a forum in ... Turkish? I think? And the poster was definitely trying to get the Renji pic, as it's labeled "ya renji abari." :D

Kenpachi-chan is also on a page where I think he's supposed to be, as it's a forum post about Kenpachi. :D It's in Spanish, though, so I can't say for sure.

For the person who reached the Project Blue Rose website with the query:

i drew in blue and the scanner can't see it

...er, yeah. The point of bluelines is that they can't be seen. (P.S. Either ink on top of the blue lines, or scan in color.)

ETA: Also, I can tell that NaNo is getting closer: the number of hits the Cool Bits and various other generators are getting from the NaNoWriMo boards is increasing exponentially. :D

The marital test scale quiz is still mostly on LJ, but yesterday it hit a couple of big non-LJ venues: Shakespeare's Sister, and Buggydoo. Well, technically it's been on Buggydoo for several days, but yesterday I got over 3000 hits from it. :) The forums at moneysavingexpert.com and the blog at School Library Journal are also sending a lot of hits my way. Interestingly, I'm getting a lot of hits from somewhere on OK Cupid, but as I don't have an account there* I'm not sure where.

I am quite enjoying my 15 minutes of internet fame. XD




* Actually, I think I do, for quiz-taking purposes, but I've forgotten the info.

In the comments of a post found through my stats:

Half my lab was taking this test on Friday afternoon after I saw it! The internet is very, very bad for productivity....

Magatsu.net - for all your procrastination needs!

ETA: And it's broken at least one language barrier, too! (ETA2: and the interesting part is that between various English cognates and my experience with reading what everyone else is saying, I can actually understand the gist of what they're saying! XD)