well i have seen it all now .. well most probably not lol 
when I searched for paris hilton in google I got this Paris Hiton … nice shot lol
DaveN
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ohh but what if you search for “met paris hilton“
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Everywhere I look… shoemoney shoemoney shoemoney!
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I fail to understand the problem.
Google is returning relevant results.>ohh but what if you search for “met paris hilton“
http://www.shoemoney.com/2004/10/11/so-i-met-paris-hilton/
You are such a stud.
Her dog looks terrified of you.
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seobook has an interesting comment on this post – tagging public domain or unclaimed images/video with URLs as a SEO technique. Wonder when we will see the first copyright lawsuit for this one?
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This reminds me of the Sergey Brin search…. lol!
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My Multimonitor Setup: Three Screens For One Computer
Dave Naylor was asking me today on our Daily SearchCast podcast about whether he should stick with one monitor or jump to two. My response? Go for three! I’ve used three monitors for about two years now, and I’d never go back…. - 9
I’d definitely go for more than one screen. Very useful for programming/development of any sort, or for comparing stuff side-by-side.
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We can’t expect somthing descent coming from Ms. Hilton.
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Paris! Paris! Paris!
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In google we can make use of the related searches. So the search made more clear & reliable.
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Google is a great search engine. If you want to get very specific results, use very specific keywords. Also, if you look at the very bottom of Google’s results, it will give you several options of additional keyword choices.
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Didn’t find it very weird
PS: You can search me on Google and read my blog.
What did you expect? Paris Hilton?