The Iron grip of blog stats...

It's not that long ago I posted some thoughts about chasing greatness; about the iron grip of human respect; about the desire for respect, the need for admiration, esteem.

Anyway....

The stats for URBANarmy have staggeringly shifted - somewhat bewilderingly - in the last week or so. Visits have trebled. I modestly go and check to see if the trend continues and it does - I can only imagine that it will be a matter of weeks - even days - before I am offered a lucrative book deal, then the overseas conferences, traveling, more websites, book signings, facilitating learning experiences - book now to avoid disappointment.

Why a sudden surge of interest in my ramblings? Farah Fawcett that's why.

Last year I wrote Farah Fawcett...Plastic Surgery... unrestrained beauty so if you google "Farah Fawcett Plastic Surgery" up URBANarmy pops...top! A 50% of hits to URBANarmy goes to a growing number of disappointed individuals after shots of Farah Fawcett's nips, tucks and implants!

The book will have to wait!!? :o)

Comments

Gordon said…
since writing this interest has waned in URBANarmy as a source of nip and tuck fact!!
5:36 PM
Rob said…
Ok
I'll confess - Farah is how I first found you!!
7:39 PM
jacki said…
lol.
i don't remember how i found your blog (i think from someone else's), but it was not like that.
9:13 PM
Chris H said…
Heh - yes, stats can be interesting. I'm surprised how many people are referred to my site from pornographic ones!!! I have no idea why.
11:23 PM
ScottB said…
Gordon, this was an absolute riot. My favorite odd link to theopraxis thus far has been "playmate september 2004 archive", but I'm quite certain I never blogged about that...
5:06 AM
Gordon said…
coming soon "Victoria Principal...plastic surgery!!!"
;o)
9:14 AM
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