I was going to commemorate my 800,000th hit, but it shot past me like lightning (on 365,000 page views). At this rate, in another 12 weeks - I'm going to shoot past my 1 millionth website hit.
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Anonymous said…
CONGRATS PP!!
Your blog is the best !!
Anonymous said…
That's right. You do a great job of reaching the lowest common denominator in SD political discourse. Keep up the good work!
Thanks 8:54. I do my best to be accessible to everyone.
(Yes, I know what you meant. I'm being a smarty pants)
Anonymous said…
Quit being a horses ass 8:54. If you don't like this blog, don't read it and certainly don't bother posting. I am sick and tired of angry, bitter people like you.
Anonymous said…
Sounds like maybe you're the one who should quit reading, anon 11:18...
Anonymous said…
11:18 Get real. It is only because a whole bunch of Democrat, Indy and Libertarian bloggers came over here to chat with the conservatives and ultra-conservatives that PP's numbers are soaring. If they leave, PP's bloge tanks because the site gets boring because of people like you, preaching to the choir.
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Your blog is the best !!
(Yes, I know what you meant. I'm being a smarty pants)
PP knows this.