So.

I got my little character webpage thingy, https://www.freewebs.com/graedius -- I use it primarily for Furcadia, so that when people click on me, they can learn a little bit more than the little one-paragraph of space that the description pane in-game natively allows. That's all fine and nice, and it works well -- I get a couple hits now'n again. But -- it's got this little thing that lets me monitor it's activities -- who's viewed my webpage, when, for how long, their IP, their location, what they looked at/saved, the referring website (if they used one), even what desktop resolution they were using -- I check periodically just so I know where all the Furfags in the world are.

I check today, and I see this: http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/.....visitorov0.png

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Someone from the Defense Research Establishment of Ottawa was looking at my furry character page? And they found it by using the search term "Raccoonery" on Google?
Man the battlestations fellow Furries, the Canadian war machine is opening it's eager eye on us!!

To be fair, the smallest increment of time the site records is "5s" -- five seconds. Anything that's even only a millisecond will register as five seconds. So my guess is that it's just a widespread search using that term, and that was only a split-second check of the Google-cache or something. But I thought I was pretty exclusive in the use of the word "Raccoonery" -- maybe it's also used for Raccoon-hunting or something?

I don't know, I just found this hilariously bizarre. x3