Re: Top Ten Searches (who's hot and who is not)

Matt Probert wrote:
> Top ten search terms, according to The Probert Encyclopaedia, as at
> 23rd January 2005

> 1: Kelly Preston
> 2: Linda Fiorentino
> 3: Linda Blair
> 4: Megan Fox
> 5: Mira Sorvino
> 6: Courtney Thorne Smith
> 7: Leonardo da Vinci
> 8: Christina Milian
> 9: Kelly Lynch
> 10: Kate Beckinsale

> Nice to see a bit of culture slipping in at #7 !

Don't believe it. Those people just misspelled DiCaprio.

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>Matt Probert wrote:
>> Top ten search terms, according to The Probert Encyclopaedia, as at
>> 23rd January 2005
>
>> 1: Kelly Preston
>> 2: Linda Fiorentino
>> 3: Linda Blair
>> 4: Megan Fox
>> 5: Mira Sorvino
>> 6: Courtney Thorne Smith
>> 7: Leonardo da Vinci
>> 8: Christina Milian
>> 9: Kelly Lynch
>> 10: Kate Beckinsale
>
>> Nice to see a bit of culture slipping in at #7 !
>
>Don't believe it. Those people just misspelled DiCaprio.

VERY plausible.....Boy were they in for a disappointment! <BG>

Matt

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Matt Probert wrote:
> Once upon a time, far far away, the king summoned Blinky the Shark
> <no.spam@box.invalid> who replied:
>
>
>>Matt Probert wrote:
>>
>>>Top ten search terms, according to The Probert Encyclopaedia, as at
>>>23rd January 2005
>>
>>> 1: Kelly Preston
>>> 2: Linda Fiorentino
>>> 3: Linda Blair
>>> 4: Megan Fox
>>> 5: Mira Sorvino
>>> 6: Courtney Thorne Smith
>>> 7: Leonardo da Vinci
>>> 8: Christina Milian
>>> 9: Kelly Lynch
>>> 10: Kate Beckinsale
>>
>>>Nice to see a bit of culture slipping in at #7 !
>>
>>Don't believe it. Those people just misspelled DiCaprio.
>
>
> VERY plausible.....Boy were they in for a disappointment! <BG>
>
> Matt
>

Nah, It's the DaVinci Code (hardback book). Big seller over here.

Previously in alt.www.webmaster, Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex@attglobal.net>
said:

> Nah, It's the DaVinci Code (hardback book). Big seller over here.

And here. Haven't got around to reading it yet, but I've borrowed a
copy, so I'll get to it eventually.

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Mark Parnell wrote:

> Previously in alt.www.webmaster, Jerry Stuckle
> <jstucklex@attglobal.net> said:
>
>> Nah, It's the DaVinci Code (hardback book). Big seller over here.
>
> And here. Haven't got around to reading it yet, but I've borrowed a
> copy, so I'll get to it eventually.

Good book. I've read all of Dan Brown's and they're all page turners. I
think Angels and Demons is better than the DaVinci code - it's about
the same character the previous year.

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Previously in alt.www.webmaster, Chris Hope
<blackhole@electrictoolbox.com> said:

> Good book. I've read all of Dan Brown's and they're all page turners. I
> think Angels and Demons is better than the DaVinci code - it's about
> the same character the previous year.

My mum's just got really into his stuff - that's where I borrowed it
from. I've got another of his books sitting there to read too -
Deception Point. They're next on my list once I finish the book I'm
currently reading.

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Mark Parnell wrote:
> Previously in alt.www.webmaster, Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex@attglobal.net>
> said:
>
>
>>Nah, It's the DaVinci Code (hardback book). Big seller over here.
>
>
> And here. Haven't got around to reading it yet, but I've borrowed a
> copy, so I'll get to it eventually.
>

I'll get it when it comes out in paperback. I find them more convenient
(and cheaper).