This forum & google

Posted on Fri 27th, February 2009

• #1

DFP

How does this site manage to get such high hits on google for practically anything?
• #2

provenrad

VELOCIO is a magician.
There is some code on the page which either submits each post to google, or directs google to the part of the page with new content or something...?
• #3

JOL

Don't search 'Arrospok'.
• #4

eddie

No idea how VB does it, but practically for anything fixed gear related this site is always at the top of the search.
• #5

eddie

try searching arrospok in images
• #6

GA2G

VBakaDK has had copulated with all the Google employees. He said he was covering all the bases.

As if.
• #7

DFP

Practically anything I use google for, often stuff that isnt even to do with bikes. I get hits for thise forum.

Look up craig david on image search, all the funny face retardations from here are all on top.
• #8

user7817

He's noticed. He must be eliminated.
• #9

hippy

VB IS Google
• #10

deleted

VB is Googlio

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