I Figure That I Need At Least 1000 Blog Entries For Anything To Happen.

     With the billions of items on the web, even one-thousand blog entries, which is a lot, it is not enough.  It is not even enough to make a dent.
     However, I will write until I have at least one-thousand entries, and then I will go from there.  It is mathematically the only way for keywords to end up in searches, is if there are a lot of entries, with a lot of different key words.  It is the only way.

     Anyone out there remember 'The Gong Show'?  It was a good show.  I've seen clips on youtube.  I used to watch that show all the time.  A young David Letterman was one of the judges once, as was Steve Martin, who doubled as judge and as a contestant playing the banjo.  Good stuff.  "I want to make something of myself."  And he did.
     Good stuff.

     It is a cheap trick, also the name of a band, to use names and words that people are familiar with to get your blog entries seen by people.

     I like 'Penn and Teller' for they show how tricks are done.  They've had a good career, too.  ( See? Now I have used key words that might get people interested in comedy to see this blog entry. )

     I used to write at the end of an entry, "It was a bitch of a day."  But if I write, "It was a Mr. Spock kind of day," I'm sure to get more hits, since Mr. Spock is someone a lot of people love.

     "I have always loved the music of Michael Jackson."

     "Farrah Fawcett was hot, and she was an artist.  She used to paint.  I saw that in her Playboy video."  That was a double.  Farrah Fawcett and Playboy are both good key words.  'Artist' is not.  That is a 'Prince' thing now, anyhow, haha.

     Just for good measure...South Park, Cartman, Stan, Kenny, Kyle, Butters.