I am happy to see that Dan Savage's naming of santorum (for the frothy mixture of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the byproduct of anal sex) is sticking. It's now the fifth hit for santorum on Google. It's even got its own Spreading Santorum campaign website. Hell, it's even got its own Wiki entry for santorum.

Back Once Again The Renegade Irish Porn Star Thanks to an undisclosable fact about Google's proprietary ranking mechanisms (divulged by a rather drunken anonymous employee) I am gratified to see that with some minor tweaking I back at the top once again for Irish Porn Star. I wonder how long it will last this time? It's a pity these guys can't get to be Irish Porn Stars in their own right.

Irish Porn Stars I suddenly realised that Google entry for Irish Porn Star or Irish Porn Stars is very lacking. So I've decided to do a little bombing of Google and make these guys my Irish Porn Stars. Or Irish Porn Star if you wish. Now I just wait a couple of weeks and this entry should show up within Google. Actually, I think Google also likes it if I refer to them as the Irish Porn Stars or the Irish Porn Star.

So I was unamazed that an article I submitted, about the unlikliness of the Singularity and instead the liklihood of environmental apocalypse, was rejected within scant seconds of being submitted.

Maybe I shouldn't have used the old "Rapture for Nerds" quote...

The relative indifference to the environment springs, I believe, from deep within human nature. The human brain evidently evolved to commit itself emotionally only to a small piece of geography, a limited band of kinsmen, and two or three generations into the future. To look neither far ahead nor far afield is elemental in a Darwinian sense. We are innately inclined to ignore any distant possibility not yet requiring examination. It is, people say, just good common sense.

I am surprised that this Goatsex for Real story from England was rejected for submission within minutes. Or maybe not. It is funny, laugh!