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Days after AOL mistakenly (they say) released search records for half a million customers, bloggers are poring over the scariest-sounding users. (Because decrying corporate privacy invasion is fun, but exploiting that invaded privacy is more fun.)

As we mentioned, Gawker Media blog Consumerist pored through the records and found a user obsessed with flowers, slow dancing and rape porn.

But the blog "Paradigm Shift" trumped that with a user who searched for "how to kill your wife," "dead pictures" (eight times), "car crashes," and, on his lunch break, "steak and cheese."

Impressive, but can you top it? AOL took the info down, so someone's mirrored it. If you find a creepier search record than the two above, send it to tips@valleywag.com or comment below.

AOL search data shows users planning to commit murder [Paradigm Shift]