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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: epicure who wrote (102399)	4/29/2005 5:51:21 PM
From: Win Smith	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108807

Not that I really want to touch this one, but for some reason or another, March seems to have been a big month for Ms Anderson, see google.com Popular Celebrities March 2005 1. madonna 2. paris hilton 3. britney spears 4. pamela anderson 5. 50 cent 6. carmen electra 7. lindsay lohan 8. jessica simpson 9. angelina jolie 10. beyonce The others don't seem particularly more weighty, but I think they all got something a little more contemporary than old Baywatch episodes on cable to their credit, anyway. Ms. Anderson seems to be slipping though, along with Ms. Spears and a truly diverse selection of other topics. Top 10 Declining Queries Week Ending Apr. 25, 2005 1. irs 2. britney spears 3. boston marathon 4. amityville horror 5. ufc 6. vida guerra 7. pamela anderson 8. miss usa 9. selena 10. pontiac solstice There's an odd cluster of up-and-comers, though Top 10 Gaining Queries Week Ending Apr. 25, 2005 6. nicole kidman 7. nicole richie 9. anna nicole smith Nicoles are waxing, apparently