Because Paying For Online Rape Games Just Seems Wrong

Posted on December 10, 2007 by Scott Jennings| 12 Comments

The search terms from yesterday:

broken toys 29
rape porn 11
forums.worldofwarcraft.com 7
toys blog 3
brokentoys 3
WhoreLore 3
atlas ige 2
ass par 2
free online rape games 2
bragg linden 2

Foxnews was right: online games have turned you into very sick people.

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  • UnSub

    It’s all the PvP talk; it’s got everyone excited for what PvP is really about.

  • http://www.themmofreak.com Wargoo

    not only do they want rape games, the are cheap bastards. “free” online rape games. c’mon now. btw, you posting this probably just increased your rank when people search for “rape” LOL

  • VPellen

    It could have been worse. People could have searched for rape toys.

  • http://www.tprjones.com TPRJones

    “ass par 2″

    You know, I was just wondering what the par on that ass was, thank you.

    Mind if I play through?

  • Nicademus

    Yeah that goes right past funny and lands on flat out disturbing.

  • http://www.plaguelands.com krones

    I got this gem the other day. Test meth out on dog… I also get a bunch of people searching for itchy rectum. haha. :\

  • http://socialistgamerreview.com Jeremy Williams

    Sometimes I think google does these things just to mess with webmasters. o:

    “My site comes up for WHAT?”

  • http://www.tprjones.com TPRJones

    So, where does one go to see search terms for one’s website? Is it a thing that Google will tell you, or do you need something specific installed into your site?

    Just curious about why people are coming to mine – if they even are, of course.

  • http://www.jpsaunders.co.uk ghiest

    Mine just comes up with fashion designers and lawyers … probably something to do with the name I think :P

    Apparently someone called Jonathan Saunders is some sort of top designer, I’ve even had MSN messages from people who want to their designs in hope of getting an apprenticeship, this happens now on a weekly basis.

  • yunk

    Usually the counter you use or your host provider will provide logs with the search terms.

    I used to use SiteMeter but they all work the same: register with them then plop some html on your page and when someone comes to your page some javascript sends the info to them, where they compiled all the hits counts and other info.

  • http://tubagbohol.mikeligalig.com Bohol Bol-anon

    The title of this post is disturbing. It sure will get eyes raised though.

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    this is an old conversashon