top ten visiting countries | visits | top ten visited messages | visits | |
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1) | USA | 42 | Kent Hovind, Dear Sir! | 21 |
2) | France | 27 | AronRa, did I mention you are worthless on history? | 8 |
3) | China | 13 | On Reading The Greatest Show by Dawkins - Parts of it! | 7 |
4) | Russia | 13 | thunderf00t ... did you actually say that? (part 1)* | 6 |
5) | United Arab Emirates | 6 | Lost In Translation | 6 |
6) | Saudi Arabia | 6 | Have "Humans Interbred with Neanderthals and Denisovans"? | 6 |
7) | Germany | 5 | Funny How Some Systematically Answer the Wrong Questions | 5 |
8) | Taiwan | 3 | Verifiable Does Not Equal Material and Natural | 5 |
9) | Canada | 2 | Overlooked in Previous, about Dawkins' The Greatest Show on Earth | 3 |
10) | Indian Union | 2 | Was St. Jerome Calling Genesis a Myth, and if so in what sense? | 3 |
Another funny thing: |
As you noticed, two Islamic Countries are pretty high among top ten visitors. And the funny fact is that one Muslim whom I know by sight and name and dislike at an association, when he stepped in to the place where I was sitting was praying diverse prayers in Arabic as if he was afraid of something.
I walked away because I dislike him, and because I suspect him of being an undercover shrink onto my case. Now, why would I be seing from shrinks who go undercover? Well, perhaps they know very well what I think of their profession. Perhaps they know very well how little I would respect their professional authority if put in a tight place by them as well as the fact that I am not a pacifist.
Of course, this time it could be mere coincidence. So could each of the other times I have seen him. He could very well not be a shrink, just happen to give me the same rattle snake impression that shrinks do give me.
I did not attack him (in case that was what he was afraid of), but I walked away very quickly without saying hello to him.
But you must agree that the stats from six of the ten countries are a pretty funny fact. US and Canada, France and Germany are a bit like home to me. The other countries are not. Which does in turn not mean I would want to block people in these countries from reading either.
Hans-Georg Lundahl
BpI, Georges Pompidou
St Albert the Great
15-XI-2012
*Parts beyond 1 are not written yet, but I plan to go through all of thunderf00t's series.
Here are same stats (about an hour later a week ago to an hour later today) from other blog:
top ten visiting countries | visits | top ten visited messages | visits | |
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1) | United States | 99 | Sects, Historical Critical Method, Post-Confessional Christianity | 23 |
2) | France | 47 | Mater et Magistra Ecclesiarum | 22 |
3) | Netherlands | 46 | A Christian Also Could Say: ... | 17 |
4) | Ukraine | 21 | On Polish and Church Slavonic | 14 |
5) | Sweden | 15 | Linguistics for Romanides: Greek, Latin, Patois | 12 |
6) | Germany | 12 | "Afin d'inciter à une croisade", Golias? | 11 |
7) | Algeria | 3 | St Augustine was a Geocentric ... in face of what, Mr. Sungenis? | 9 |
8) | Poland | 3 | Tradition versus Protestantism | 8 |
9) | Russia | 3 | Qui fut Dom Gaston Aubourg - et qui sauva Bayeux? | 5 |
10) | Belgium | 2 | Difficultés entre l'allemand et le français | 5 |
pages: | 1 b) | Huius Autoris Bloggi | 6 | |
2 b) | Misunderstanding Begging (Some Cultural History of, Blog Theme Obliging) and This Beggar | 4 | ||
3 b) | "filolohika"? | 2 | ||
4 b) | Answering a Muslim who asked "If Jesus was [=is] GOD ..." | 2 |
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