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9 comments:
He's just a step or two above Doug Pagitt! Ouch!
Cool.
Technorati has been broken for a long time. Its once-helpful search engine is now practically useless if you want to find out who's linking to a specific blog. I don't know what algorithm they used to make these rankings, but I wouldn't put too much stock in the results.
Before Christmas my blog was no. 8, and now it is no. 32, so don't put any confidence in Technorati's rankings, they are well out.
Not hardly is a double negative.
I think the only one who could be accused of being a grammarian on this site would be Phil.
One step behind the Imonk...poor lad.
There oughta be a law.
He who is first on Technorati shall be last and he who is last shall be first.
http://screencast.com/t/N2M3NmU5
PWNED
:)
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