Infographic: Maybe It's Time for A Tick in the Bellybutton Dot Com

Every day I like to check and see what Google Stats are trying to tell me.

Today I was seeing all these things people are using to find stuff on my blog and decided I'd make an infographic out of it. 

So, I took a screenshot to prove, I DON'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP.

People use Bing, Yahoo and Google to search.

They are looking for stuff like birds, flowers, dogs, fish, festivals and funerals.

But, most people coming to Mike's Ryukyu Gallery, today were searching for

ticks on the bellybutton !

Do you think I should grab the domain name

TICK IN THE BELLYBUTTON DOT COM

Before somebody else gets the idea ?




POSTS ABOUT TICKS AND BELLYBUTTONS:


SWISS ARMY KNIFE PRODUCT REVIEW

SWISS ARMY KNIFE, TICK (PHOTOS) NO BELLYBUTTON THIS TIME

TICK IN A BELLYBUTTON (PHOTO) JUST WHAT I NEEDED ! 

VISIT MY HOMEPAGE FOR THE PHOTO OF THE DAY

Sunday's Silly Sign (Photo) DEC 25, 2011 Don't Smack Birds Here

I'm late so I don't have time to translate this Sunday's Silly Sign.

Lucky for us, they took the time to make an infographic out of it.

Just look at the pictures in the photo and you won't need to worry about reading.

My favorite would be the one in the center.

People shouldn't be smacking birds with golf clubs.  I agree.

SEE ALL OF 2011'S SUNDAY'S SILLY SIGNS IN THE DOOZIES

PHOTO OF THE DAY: OKINAWA, JAPAN DRAGONBOAT

Sunday's Silly Sign (Photo) Hide Your Butts !

Here's one for ya.  Just to prove I don't make this stuff up,  I managed to get both the English and Japanese translations of the infographic in the frame of this photo. Location: Kokusai-dori Naha Okinawa, Japan.

Now I'm taking a wild guess here, but, I'd say if you don't want sewer rats peeking at your butt, you should probably watch where you stick it.   When in Japan be careful where you hide your butts. OK?

Proper Positioning: An Insiders Infographic From Japan

I don't make this stuff up. I find it in my travels. You don't need a translator to understand the proper positioning of your body when they have these, relatively self explanatory infographics posted in the bathrooms in Japan.