As my voracious readers know, my political philosophy is firmly entrenched in a deep foundation of Constitutionalism, even if that foundation acts as a bottomless pit of outdated and unnecessary literalistic rigor. To celebrate such rudderless rigor, I proudly present the terms readers Googled to reach my site that most shockingly represent the free speech given to us in all contexts thanks to the 1st Amendment. You people are truly an inspiration.
8 weirdest (therefore best) applications of 1st Amendment through search terms used to find this blog:
1) fabio baby pictures
Just knowing people Googled it made me Google it too.
2) “satin manties”
Was this an attempt at online shopping, or… Also, don’t the quotes make the search seem even more dainty?
3) peter pan illuminati
4) twin blackfaced
The fact that this is past tense and singular makes me curious. Was the twin blackfaced against his/her will? Was the other twin spared?
5) blood on cell phone
6) powdered wig
7) baconaise ingredients
There’s no bacon in Baconaise! I feel ripped off – or at least I would feel ripped off if I ever decided to torture myself with bacon flavored mayo.
8) lucario’s penis
Lucario is a Pokemon. A penis is part of the male genitalia. The person who Googled this should be sent to jail. Or Japan. Or a Japanese game show where the loser has to go to jail dressed in a furry costume.




