submit

We value all of our reader’s inputs, and hope that you will submit your own ridiculous finds to us via email, which we do read, and will end up on our front page 9/10 times.

Thanks for following Google Statistics, and please feel free to send in any ridiculous/Wtf style info, links, and screenshots for us to post. Google Search, Google Trends, and Google Maps are always the most valuable tools for doing so.

Send to:

ContactStephenW@gmail.com

Share on Facebook

4 Comments

Tenshi

Oct 9, 2009 at 11:23 am

Hey!

Thanks for the cool findings, it’s really entertaining. Maybe you could motivate other users to submit more entries, so we could enjoy even more!

Now, I found something that might really interest you, especially since it is in some way related to your “anal fisting” entry. If you look at the searches for the word “vibrator” or “dildo”, you will notice a huge explosion on New Year 2005/2006, exactly like in the anal fisting story.
http://trends.google.com/trends?q=vibrator%2C+dildo&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0

Can you please find out, WHAT THE HELL happened that New Year??
Thanks again for the great site! Keep them up!

Stephen W.

Oct 9, 2009 at 1:27 pm

@Tenshi

Hey, and thanks for submitting this. I had no idea other things like that spiked at the same exact time! Nice research, I’ll be sure to add this later in the week. We need more people to submit quality finding like this. Thanks again!

Tenshi

Oct 9, 2009 at 7:54 pm

Hey, me again. Also found this out this morning, but didn’t have time to post it:

If you look at the seraches for “love” and “sex”, there’s something really interesting happening:
Strangely in winter (especially Christmas time), the searches for “sex” spike up.
The searches for “love”, on the other hand, go up at year’s begin, in spring.

So I guess Christmas isn’t the real “time for love” afterall, huh?