Google has a cool little item in the Google Labs which allows you to compare the frequency of different search terms. For example, if you want to see which term is more frequently searched for between Sex and Drugs, you can.
Or, if you want to find out who is more popular, Pamela Anderson or George Bush, you can do that too.
Also of note, the results tell you where in the world those terms are most searched for.
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