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Well, They're Trying

Friday, 21st March 2008

One of the games we bloggers play is to look at our logs and see who comes to the site. Sometimes we find the most unexpected people asking more or less serious questions.

A perfect example has been found by Political Calculations.

Yes, they had a visit from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. The were using Google to try and find the answer to the question:

"How long will 2008 recession last".

We would rather hope that they would tell us actually, but it least they're trying, eh?

Bless.

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