Search engines fail me

[kopfhorer1]

A while back the BBC did a program about the biological mechanics of tickling. I tried searching for it on their web site and got a lot of results, 10 pages of mostly things which weren't it. Google was no help. If anyone knows where I can find a podcast of this program, please let me know. For that matter, if anyone knows of a viable alternative to Google (which seems to produce a lot of irrelevant results of late no matter what I search for), I'd like to know about that too.

 

[TickleTheater]

Yeah, I think Tickle.com is affecting our tickle community results. The TMF and TickleTheater used to be top 5 for search keyword "tickle" and tickling", and now we're nowhere to be seen. Granted the site your searching for isn't adult, but I call shenanigans as of late with Google's search engine.

 

[MistressValerie1]

I use www.ask.com as a fallback search engine.

 

[kopfhorer1]

...I call shenanigans as of late with Google's search engine.

You too, huh?

 

[kopfhorer1]

I finally found the program I was looking for on an old flash drive. For those of you who wish to listen, I did a Google search based on the name of the BBC program contained in the MP3 file's name. (Here's another link). The program is prefaced by a psychologist yammering for about 10 minutes, but you can cue past that.