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With millions of bloggers posting fresh content daily, new blog posts increase by the multi-millions each week. Most get read by only a few people, but a select few rise to the top for whatever reason and hundreds if not thousands of individuals seek them out.

Below are the blog entries and blogger stories most people are searching for during the month of February, 2010. Before you read any further, please realize that these seach queries are not always safe for work. NSFW searches should be viewed at your own risk.

February 22 through February 28 | 2010

arnold is this a mistake
sex
nude
shaza
diary of my affair
qatari gay
arnold is this a mistake livejournal
hentai
life @ 40
ammar
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jennifer franklin, tn
mau maria
akma yahya
Meshal Al-Mohannadi
taco dude
francois clemenceau
watching from the centerfield bleachers by tarbot
love
SAUDAGAR JAM 5354
taco dude questions and answer
subsidized green products in india
jamealip.blogspot.com
alaminfo systems

February 15 through February 21 | 2010

February 8 through February 14 | 2010

February 1 through February 7 | 2010

Many of our visitors have asked what people are searching for on Bloggers Search. Here are the unedited, often not safe for work (NSFW) search queries by date. Keywords with very low search volumes have been left off the list for brevity.

January 22 though January 31 | 2010

BLITZ PUNK AND HARDCORE
“eleanorz”
sal y pimienta
mommy
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chantilly’s place
SLAVESCENE FUCK OFF AWAY FROM ME
japanese junior idol torrents
grey ghost
amilah
political blogs
that girls a bum
siti amilah blogspot
adult
vietnam veteran
gay comics
gibble
bum girl
bush
vanessa model\
PUNK HARDCORE RECORDS
eleanor zimmermann
ghana icye blogspot
nude
kirsty does africa

January 15 though January 21 | 2010

timothy tyrone burroughs ministry
commonsense parenting
girls
sex
gay
miguel ulises urusquieta salgado
chaste those whores
baptist church idaho
oz gordons
ustaz rock
nude
christopher orr
sherry carter
azman lin
healthe trim
www.winahybrid.com
bareback
couch potatoes attempt the Joshi Gig
today, tomorrow, sometime yesterday
praneeth patlola
belle vie photography
new hybrids for 2011
kia mohave
knottynymph.blogspot.com
bisexual

January 8 though January 14 | 2010

blogger piano music bot
blogger piano music
blogger piano 17 year old from washington
Rick Creekmore
mangattu
blogger piano music vanilla twilight
rene-life as it is
bra
baby k, virginia, ben, trailer
preteenboys
wiggens
baby k, virginia, ben
its only me
take me out + broadway + bootleg
abdurrahman zaidi blogs
boys
Femi blog
kids
preteenboys pictures
hairy
“bear don’t walk”
syamimi afandi
river city rugby
Cassiopeia

January 1 though January 7 | 2010

the underground 88
pissing
Blacktop Blog
the underground 88.xanga.com
filing in time filing in time boyfriend train golf best friend
mouthsoaping
maviedelly.blogspot.com
filing in time
blacktop blog
wendees blog
pinaycollection dot blogspot dot com
khuraziness
innkeeper

The Workaholic Editor Ryan Block

When Ryan Block left Engadget (www.engadget.com), it created a wave of surprise, disbelief and awe in the blogging world. The reactions came probably because no one expected him to leave the website he co-created with Peter Rojas. Well, that’s what really happened and it has started to sink in now.

Ryan Block is, as everybody knows and for the information of those who do not know him yet, the co-founder of Engadget. He is also the editor-in-chief of the site, which was launched in March 2004. His technological know-how and rabid work attitude helped make Engadget one of the most sought after website for technological information.

Engadget is a website dedicated to the coverage of the latest electronics and technology gadgets. The website features reviews and profiles of the latest gadgets that are out, or soon-to-be-released, in the market. Covered in the blog are detailed information on these devices. The commentaries at this site cover not only the gadgets’ design but also including the hardware and software used. They provide informative insights on the various consumer electronic and technological devices.

Ryan Block is a rabid workaholic, always looking for what’s new in the technology world and always wanting to be the first person to break out the news. He admitted to being an addict at this kind of work, which is why he excels in this area. In fact, he described Engadget as a “web site that focuses on obsessive coverage of consumer electronics and technology.” Prior to Engadget, Block worked in network engineering. He also co-founded gdgt, which is also a consumer electronics website.

His excellent work attitude made him an authority in the technological arena. His works and comments have been often quoted by a number of prestigious news organizations such as BBC, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, The Times, BusinessWeek and The Guardian, to name a few. Block has also been invited to appear on TV shows at some of the biggest networks like the CNN to talk on the different aspects of the newest electronic gadgets. He was also included in Forbe’s 2007 Web Celeb 25 and one of Paper Magazine’s  Beautiful People in 2006.

As soon as he confirmed the news of his retirement from Engadget, several of his colleagues and friends – and rivals as well – had mixed reactions. His successor at Engadget, Josh Topolsky, was particularly surprised at the news. Topolsky was a bit apprehensive for, according to him, the post that will be vacated is a “big shoes to be filled in”. However, Josh was also excited to take the post of editor-in-chief of Engadget. It means putting him at the same level that Ryan Block is on.

Right now, Ryan Block is working with Engadget co-founder Peter Rojas, another colleague of Ryan, to start a new blog on consumer electronics. This new project would mean another chapter on Block’s life in blogging. It could also mean another up-and-coming authoritative blog. At this moment, people are already waiting for the announcement of the launching of this new website.

Michael Arrington? Seen this name around? I’m sure if you read the news or know anything about blogging you have seen his name spread across the Internet a time or two. He is the Founder and Co-Editor of the popular blog TechCrunch (http://www.techcrunch.com). For many he seems to be one of the famous bloggers that you may think extremely intelligent and would not have time for his fans. This is far from the truth. When interviewed instead of giving statements about his work and career he chooses to make his statements personal. Many of the pictures that he releases to magazines and newspapers normally capture him in everyday life with someone he’s close to such as a family or friend.

Michael remembers growing up in many different areas including California, England, and Surrey. He later enrolled in college at U.C. Berkeley, in which later he transferred to a small college called Claremont McKenna. After college he advanced on to Stanford where he majored in economics. He later graduated in 1995. Read More