Two Millionth Visitor Party from Planck's Constant

Photo Credit: Becky

Becky over at her tantalizingly-named blog [Now Defunct] "Just a Girl in short shorts talking about whatever" is having a Two Millionth Visitor Party today. Congratulations Becky. Not to take anything away from her, I had my Two-Millionth visitor on Monday but I let the event slide by. I should have made some note of it, thanking my readers for helping me achieve that milepost.

Some of you new to Becky's blog may notice a healthy supply of scantily-clad young women displayed there and may mistakenly assume those images are the reason I visit her website.

Well, I can't deny that some of them are definitely an attraction, but I should mention that Becky and I agree on 90% of the same things and I enjoy her writing style. I see nothing wrong that she is a Libertarian Lesbian; in fact, in that regard I consider myself a Libertarian Libertine; I do not care to criticize people's sexual choices except perhaps in regard to goat sex: I think for most people it is dangerous, immoral (since it's doubtful the goat gave consent), and unseemly although I completely understand it in the case of Muslims (read Muslim Goat Sex) since Islamic strictures make it impossible for a Muslim to have normal relations with a woman. As a side benefit, Muslim goat sex also cuts down the Muslim fertility rate and that is not a bad thing.

Thank you Becky for reminding me of this milestone.

So let me express my gratitude to you my dear readers who come here to get annoyed or enlightened as the case may be. We live in a time filled with unimaginable evil as the events in Mumbai last month show. I see our world slowly slipping into darkness, a darkness cloaked by the Crescent Curtain of Islam. My hope is that my blogposts as well as those of thousands of other like-minded bloggers will be enough of a candle to dissipate the coming darkness and serve as a warning beacon to all my fellow Americans.

In this season of lights with Chanukkah and Christmas sharing the same week, it is appropriate and proper to wish my readers Happy Chanukah and Merry Christmas and even Season's Greetings for my atheist friends. For my Muslim readers, I wish your early release from your self-imposed slavery.

Thank you all for reading.