THE INTERNET might be full of weird and sordid things, but apparently most people in Brighton and Hove use it to find a good steak or breakfast.
Over in Cornwall, meanwhile, they are looking for prostitutes or cats, while in Plymouth people want a fishing licence or a massage.
The findings, as reported in The Mirror, come from using Google Autocomplete, which predicts where a partial sentence is going based on popular related searches.
However, when The Argus repeated the experiment yesterday, entering “Where can I get ... in Brighton?” - it came out with: married, weed and dreadlocks.
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