Sometimes it worries me what people search for.
Sometimes it worries me more that they actually find this blog.
Here are some search terms from the past month, illustrated with helpful pictures, so that you can share in my fear, distress and delight.
“your awesomeness can’t possibly be described.”
“The green knight without color”
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“dodo master tutorial”
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“koennen rosa beeren schlecht werden”
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“I am trapped in bad science”
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“how much do hamsters cost at the marmot pet store”
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“boobs are not spheres”

well done. this is sterling evidence that you have seen – and even touched – an actual boob in real life.
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“she has bit of belly fat”
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“how to cut rounded glass cleanly”
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“black and green knights black and green knights black and green knights”
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“can you spot the marmot”
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“in the book king arthur, why was the black knight dressed in all black?”
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“things you don’t know about Charles Darwin”
In case you were wondering: yes, I’m cracking up.



















Elodie, I’ll seriously stop to can if you keep on posting entries like this. I don’t know what to do with all that laughter anymore.
Do you have a graphic tablet or something or are you just really good with your mouse (even the thought of drawing that pegasus in the first picture is just…ugh)?
Oh, and “schlecht werden” in this case means “go bad”, as in, you can’t eat the pink berries anymore because they lay on your windowsill in the sun for two weeks and now they’re bad. /you may think of a better scenario if you want to
So the person is asking if pink berries can go bad, apparently assuming that this depends on their colour and not on, I don’t know, what kind of berry they are. Or that any food can go bad, for that matter.
I can imagine that maybe some German blog featured your Smash Bad Science about the blue and pink berries with translations and that somehow connected a link between “rosa Beeren” in general and this blog? I don’t know.
I’ll stop cracking up soon! I promise! I might have (just a little bit) used up all of my good ideas for the blog. But I’ll get more!
Sadly, the pictures are drawn with a mouse, on my work computer, in Microsoft Paint. Usually over my lunch break. Because I don’t just like to do stupid things: I like to do them with MAXIMUM INCONVENIENCE. (I had a tablet once. It upset and confused me.)
RE: the pink berries thing! ohhhh man, I should have asked you first, Myrin! It makes more sense now. Actually, it makes less sense. I am just left with the overwhelming question of “whyyyyyy.”
I have completely lost the plot
If I could give you a million likes for this it would have happened instantly. The fact that I can’t makes me feel like I’m trapped in bad science.
Reblogged this on Ericka Clay and commented:
I really don’t know how this could get any more awesome.
this phrase is nowhere on my blog.
It’s here now. You may have started a vicious cycle of weird search phrases. (Hopefully they will be just as amusing.)
I love your blog. And now I want to do weird searches just to give bloggers stuff to write about. No matter what I write about, every other day someone finds my blog with this phrase “Groucho Marx glasses”. I’d like to believe that it is just one person with a fetish. Somehow that would make it seem less creepy.
great posts. love your blogs.
You may be cracking up but your paint pictures are brilliant!
I love the prettiest dinosaur one <3
Oh man I love this a lot (speaking of which, I assume you are familiar with the alot monster but if not please look at him here http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.co.uk/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html). I am starting to love science monster so much that I am considering kidnapping him and giving him a guest appearance on my blog… Bet you wish you’d copyrighted him!
“He met queen Victoria and she thought he was foxy” was for sure what those people typing “things you don’t know about Charles Darwin” were looking for! Hahaha, absolutely brilliant, I actually bursted with laughter in the office. So much love for this!
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This post…these pictures…this makes me so unbelievably happy I can’t evenflurbleblargh
Spot the marmot made us injure ourselves laughing. Please, when are the posters/postcards/tablemats?
You can, er, print off the picture and cut it out, and then eat your dinner off it!
FREE CRAFTS!
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