Almost at 40,000 hits. Who will it be? Whoever it is, thanks to everyone who comes by my little spot on the Internet(s).
Updateamundo: According to Sitemeter, 40K was Ogre! Thanks, O!
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yeah well 40,000 is great but it’s not everyday you have visitor number 40,024… ;)
and I do appreciate it!
Congratulations Teach. Well deserved!
All morning I kept bouncing in and I kept getting 39,997.
I was totally P”””””””’d.
Teach me to go to brunch with the daughter and new
son-in-law.
Thanks, GM and Maggie.
Sitemeter is supposed to ignore visits within 30 minutes of each other. Supposedly.
Now I just gotta see if the Ecosystem will pick up the domain merge. That code at the top.
Well crap! 40, 142. I’ll just hang out until 50,000. Then I expect a free turkey.
Yay, me! What do I win? :)
A complete and total reprieve from any meme’s and photoshopping :)
So I take it that’s the fantasy character you have a crush on? ;-)
American Athena
Winds of Change points up the July 4th gala over at the Cotillion, which features the artwork of William Teach of the Pirate’s Cove. Most of his pieces are in the style of 1940s pin-ups, which are by today’s standards…
American Athena
Winds of Change points up the July 4th gala over at the Cotillion, which features the artwork of William Teach of the Pirate’s Cove. Most of his pieces are in the style of 1940s pin-ups, which are by today’s standards…