Things Without Arms and Without Legs

I have done NOTHING to optimize this website for search words and most of my content consists of images! People hardly ever find my website through google or similar thingies… so it’s always interesting to see what search terms do lead people to my website.

It pleases me to no end that someone found my website through the search term “smiley face big toe.” Hello whoever you are or were, I hope you enjoyed my Things Without Arms and Without Legs! I know you’re probably disappointed, I only had one image of a smiley face big toe and that was a creative commons photo you may have already found on flickr. Here’s an adventure of smiley face big toes!

I make a smiley faced toe for you on my hallux (the name given to the Great Toe when dealing with tetrapods).

Second Toe is unimpressed by Great Toe shenanigans.

Middle Toe is shocked by the development of smiley faces on toughened keratin that sits on top of distal phalanges.

Ring Toe finds the whole situation hilarious. Ring Toe is a prankster, but we all knew that.

Pinky Toe is often confused, but pretends to get the joke. Pinky Toe sometimes gets left behind (owww).

I’ve added buttons to facebook and twitter now that the Things have their own social media spaces.

I worry about the pages becoming too cluttered, but of course I have developed a sentimental fondness for everything on the page. I’m wondering if I should reduce the number of project wonderful ads. I like having them there, it’s a way that I get to see some of the nifty comics out there and I like the idea of sharing the love with other creators.

What do you think, do ads have an impact your enjoyment? Is the page becoming too cluttered? Are you cross that the ads have been pushed further down?