I rarely check this blog's figures on Google Anayltics (honest), but I had a quick look today - and was astonished to see a spectacular spike in visitor numbers on Monday of this week, to just shy of 1,000, a figure not seen since the Yard namechecked me in his 100 Best Blogs all that time ago. As far as I can make out, it was the Pigs Ahoy! post that did it. It must have got a mention on some megablog (The Troughington Post?), but there's no sign of a link. Can anyone enlighten me? Meanwhile, in a blatant bid to boost my figures, here they are again, those saddleback scallywags!
Wednesday 26 May 2010
Pigs Ahoy?
I rarely check this blog's figures on Google Anayltics (honest), but I had a quick look today - and was astonished to see a spectacular spike in visitor numbers on Monday of this week, to just shy of 1,000, a figure not seen since the Yard namechecked me in his 100 Best Blogs all that time ago. As far as I can make out, it was the Pigs Ahoy! post that did it. It must have got a mention on some megablog (The Troughington Post?), but there's no sign of a link. Can anyone enlighten me? Meanwhile, in a blatant bid to boost my figures, here they are again, those saddleback scallywags!
It was The Daily Dish:
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BTW there's a bit of a pig thing going on over there right now. Flying ones, mostly. I think your post set them down this track.
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Pinkey and Perky's family obviously or Goldman Sachs, thinking it was the CEO and his understrapper.
ReplyDeleteJust a thought, even Jeff never claimed those figures.
ReplyDeleteAh - got it! Good old Sullivan. Oink...
ReplyDeleteNige, could you settle a couple of questions of animal identification for us?
ReplyDeleteAh, Sullivan. That explains the warmist troll.
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