I haven’t looked at my search requests for a while. Most of them come from Google, and I get quite a lot of them these days, even if my regular readership has remained fairly static.
Here are the searches I’ve had since around 10pm last night (w/my comments added):
CHEZ CHRISSIE
Presumably, someone who knows this site’s title/URL, but prefers to surf in from Google rather than use a bookmark. Bizarre.
Gwyneth Paltrow death on the nile
I haven’t heard any news about this for a while. But David Suchet is a God and I’m obviously looking forward to it.
Christine Harper
Was it me you were after, then?
chez meaning
If anyone still wants to know: chez means home, or more literally, ‘at the home of,’ or something similar. Hence, it’s an apt (if intolerably pretentious and mildly camp) word to use in a home page title.
gregory peck favourite actors
He was one of my favourite actors—probably the favourite (it’s between him and Orson, anyway).
Tony Blair Hutton 05/02/04
See, you come to this site for all the latest political analysis. More interestingly…
Tony Blair is an evil
If this got accidentally trimmed, I’d sure like to know how it ends!
ben affleck’s hair
And the old chestnut. I get this one frequently. Look, it’s a wig. He did the shampoo ads in a desperate attempt to prove otherwise. Deal with it and move on…
Maybe more next week, if anything interesting surfaces. And maybe a real posting next time if I think of anything good to say. 🙂
I just know you were bored when you checked those search results… but thanks for making me smile with your commentary! :o)))
2004 snogs
My French is not 100%, but I always thought Chez meant “with”. In the sense of life both good and bad.
Not if you’re talking about its English meaning, which comes from Old French origins. You’ll find this in any decent English dictionary.
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