Python Web Crawler in Less Than 50 Lines

I got kind of bored today, and wrote a pretty simple web crawler with python and it turned out to be less than 50 lines. It doesn’t store output, I’ll leave that up to anyone who wants to use the code, because, well, theres just too many ways to choose from. Right now you pass it a starting link as a parameter and it will crawl forever untill it runs out of links. But that is not a likely condition. So here ya go. Have fun. Feel free to ask questions

import sys
import re
import urllib2
import urlparse
tocrawl = set([sys.argv[1]])
crawled = set([])
keywordregex = re.compile('<meta\sname=["\']keywords["\']\scontent=["\'](.*?)["\']\s/>')
linkregex = re.compile('<a\s*href=[\'|"](.*?)[\'"].*?>')

while 1:
	try:
		crawling = tocrawl.pop()
		print crawling
	except KeyError:
		raise StopIteration
	url = urlparse.urlparse(crawling)
	try:
		response = urllib2.urlopen(crawling)
	except:
		continue
	msg = response.read()
	startPos = msg.find('<title>')
	if startPos != -1:
		endPos = msg.find('</title>', startPos+7)
		if endPos != -1:
			title = msg[startPos+7:endPos]
			print title
	keywordlist = keywordregex.findall(msg)
	if len(keywordlist) > 0:
		keywordlist = keywordlist[0]
		keywordlist = keywordlist.split(", ")
		print keywordlist
	links = linkregex.findall(msg)
	crawled.add(crawling)
	for link in (links.pop(0) for _ in xrange(len(links))):
		if link.startswith('/'):
			link = 'http://' + url[1] + link
		elif link.startswith('#'):
			link = 'http://' + url[1] + url[2] + link
		elif not link.startswith('http'):
			link = 'http://' + url[1] + '/' + link
		if link not in crawled:
			tocrawl.add(link)

** EDIT **

This was a very early draft of this program. As it turns out, I revisited this project a few months later and it evolved much more.
If you would like to check out the more evolved form, feel free to have a look here at my github!