I just passed over a half a million page views. WOW.
Who would have ever thought that I could create something that people thought was worth looking at over a half a million times.
Thanks for the nice Christmas present.
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What other numbers do you compare yours to PP? Your own from last year? Chad's? Epp's? Blogmore's? I do think it's all growing exponentially, it's just hard to know how much. There are big opportunities in the offing if someone can crack the code. Let's compare notes sometime.
pp, p.s .Maybe it doesn't seem kosher to be out front like this, but get used to it. That's the new style.
I compare them to last year's numbers, as more of the other bloggers don't discuss theirs too much.
Todd Epp did have something comparing them all about a year ago, and a couple of the other blogs have counters on them, but I'm not sure if I want to get into the "my traffic is higher than your game."
Here's some of the information on the Corson County Charges: COUNT I That on or about December of 2005, in the County of Corson, State of South Dakota, Ted Alvin Klaudt did commit the public offense of SECOND DEGREE RAPE (SDCL 22-22-1(2)) in that he did accomplish an act of sexual penetration with his foster daughter, A.M., through the use of force or coercion; and as to COUNT II That on or about July or August of 2006, in the County of Corson, State of South Dakota, Ted Alvin Klaudt did commit the public offense of SECOND DEGREE RAPE (SDCL 22-22-1(2)) in that he did accomplish an act of sexual penetration with his foster daughter, A.M., through the use of force or coercion; and as to COUNT III That on or about July or August of 2006, in the County of Corson, State of South Dakota, Ted Alvin Klaudt did commit the public offense of SECOND DEGREE RAPE (SDCL 22-22-1(2)) in that he did accomplish an act of sexual penetration, separate and distinct from the act alleged in Count II, with...
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Your own from last year? Chad's? Epp's? Blogmore's? I do think it's all growing exponentially, it's just hard to know how much. There are big opportunities in the offing if someone can crack the code. Let's compare notes sometime.
pp, p.s .Maybe it doesn't seem kosher to be out front like this, but get used to it. That's the new style.
When you log on 100x a day it adds up.
Todd Epp did have something comparing them all about a year ago, and a couple of the other blogs have counters on them, but I'm not sure if I want to get into the "my traffic is higher than your game."