So in a clown world sort of way, something that does not exist (according to search engines) is right here in front of you

 "So in a clown world sort of way, something that does not exist (according to search engines) is right here in front of you"

That can't be found on search engines

Neither can "So in a clown world sort of way"

That is hilarious

Dale Enterprise is weather station of absolute quality

 "Dale Enterprise is weather station of absolute quality"

That's odd

It used to show up

It's still there

But you can't find it using a search engine

In reality, some of the entries in this blog do exist on the internets

 It's just that the search engines refuse to let you find them

Like this blog

Google does not index it or allow it to be found

So in a clown world sort of way, something that does not exist (according to search engines) is right here in front of you, if for some reason you found this blog

And in a completely ironic Google world ....

 "Words and statements that do not exist on the Internet"

Words and statements that do not exist on the Internet

 "hammegk stopped posting on the sguforums at 666 posts"

"Do we not have peanuts?"

 Since Google stopped showing search results for ny blogs, the phrase "Do we not have peanuts?" no longer appears on the internet.

Except in this blog post.  And the original blog posts about it.  And the updates about it.

(it is from an episode of Chopped, which also doesn't appear on the internet)

"How climate change science appears to work"

 Still doesn't show up on Google search.

This phrase exists many many time online

Shows up on Yahoo.com search

"The futility of arguing about science"

 This is a strange one.  It does not show up on Bing, duckduckgo or Yahoo search

But it shows up one time on Google (even when it appears many times)

Search engines, you can't trust they actually have searched everywhere