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Wednesday, August 31, 2005

Skimming visits

I am ever so slightly hungover this morning, so shall keep the commentary to a bare minimum today... but I simply have to try something out:
APPARENTLY, if you put the words "Sarah Beeny" on your site/blog/forum it sends your visitorcount sky high. Now, I love Sarah Beeny. Beeny moments have always been a happy fixture in the weekly shedules these past 3 years, so I have no problem putting a picture of Sarah Beeny up on this blog as well as repeating her name 6.5 times. It is all of course, yet again, under the heading of "investigative research". THAT, and the fact that I am far too geeky not to like the sport of "visitor-count-watching".

So I give you: Sarah Beeny

PS: To those of you who have been deprived of Sarah Beeny-ness, she is the property-godess of British television, a favorite of many men&lesbians alike, and another one of those people who's spark never seems to get caught by still images.

PPS: SARAH BEENY

3 Comments:

At 6:12 pm, Anonymous said...: I never have understood what it is with this beeny-itus. Why do so many people like her and what the hell are they looking for when googling for her?
At 1:31 pm, Dr.Pew said...: Beeny is like music, poems or jokes. If you try to explain, you annihilate the essence *grin*
At 2:12 pm, Anonymous said...: did it work? how's your counter? My website is entirely dedicated to Ms Beeny and I don't get much traffic. And I agree with le pew. New series of PL in October though and I notice distinct peaks on nights when Sarah is on the tellybox.

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I tend to find myself slightly out of step with my surroundings. While this is quite possibly due to my innate leftfootedness and nurtured rightfootedness, I chose to ignore this incongruity by drowning out the offbeat with tunes that fit my own rhythm. A potential insomniac, I’ve an inherent penchant for white nights and bright-eyed dawns. I revel in the transitory stages of life and dance when I fear most to stumble. Despite being educated to PhD level, I’m severely doordyslexic and invariably lose my way in carparks. I’ve an affinity with the road less travelled, admittedly largely due to my warped navigational skills. It’s an inadequacy that’s set in motion most of the greater things in my life. My libertarian mindset clashes with the inherently Darwinian genetic imprint of those constituting the societal realm. It’s a realisation that keeps me awake at night. To avert stresses and frustration, I climb up active volcanoes or engage strangers in deep conversation. Such actions are strangely soothing. I trust life to be rather inconsequential in the grander scale of things. This belief only intensifies my zest for life.

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