Big Brother named Google is watching and there's a tally of the number of people in countries who search certain key words. It's a fun little tally, though, although I'm not sure what the findings mean. Are these people's obsessions or just musings? I think another interesting tally would be words that countries don't Google. For example, "sex." This wins top place as the word typed in the most in Egypt, India and Turkey. I think in some countries Googling sex might find that person in a world of trouble. I also want to know what a Dolly Buster is. Is it a beer? A buxom blond? I could look it up, but I'd rather ask you all.

Here's more of the top searched words and the countries where the people are Googling them. I say this list also indicates where Internet access is more easily available--and perhaps who has desk jobs.

• "Jihad'' - Morocco, Indonesia, Pakistan
• "Terrorism'' - Pakistan, Philippines, Australia
• "Hangover'' - Ireland, United Kingdom, United States
• "Burrito'' - United States, Argentina, Canada
• "Iraq'' - United States, Australia, Canada
• "Taliban'' - Pakistan, Australia, Canada
• "Tom Cruise'' - Canada, United States, Australia
• "Britney Spears'' - Mexico, Venezuela, Canada
• "Homosexual'' - Philippines, Chile, Venezuela
• "Love'' - Philippines, Australia, United States
• "Botox'' - Australia, United States, United Kingdom
• "Viagra'' - Italy, United Kingdom, Germany
• "David Beckham'' - Venezuela, United Kingdom, Mexico
• "Kate Moss'' - Ireland, United Kingdom, Sweden
• "Dolly Buster'' - Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia
• "Car bomb'' - Australia, United States, Canada
• "Marijuana'' - Canada, United States, Australia
• "IAEA'' - Austria, Pakistan, Iran
  

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