My Silent Friends
Aka, the people who visit this blog. I installed SiteMeter on a lark, but it's proved surprisingly interesting to discover who reads my occasional ramblings. The vast majority are from Dubai, of course, but let's have a lookie at some of the others:
Thanks to all who've turned up here/taken a wrong turn and read my spastic emissions in the last year and two months. A further special thanks to everyone who took the time to comment, regardless of content. You all made this a little worthwhile.
Even though there's only like five of you. Two of which are my friends. One of whom asked me to leave the UAE. And the other two probably looking for naked pictures of Satine.
- Sydney, Australia - I know who that is!
- Sunnybank, Queensland - population, 7325. Wow, that's kinda cool that a small town like that reads about stuff in Dubai, even if it was only for 41 seconds.
- New York! Awesome. One day I will live there.
- Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees. Birthplace of Tony Scott, when it's not bullying Sunnybank with its 80k+ residents.
- Rishon LeZiyyon, Israel. Are Israelis allowed to visit UAE blogs?
- Albertslund, Denmark. My masterminding of the cartoon riots from my secret Scandinavian fortress is revealed at last.
- Birmingham, Alabama. Home of the funniest fictional paedophile male rapist sociopath ever.
- Surbiton, Slough. Why can't I can't get away from Ricky Gervais?
Thanks to all who've turned up here/taken a wrong turn and read my spastic emissions in the last year and two months. A further special thanks to everyone who took the time to comment, regardless of content. You all made this a little worthwhile.
Even though there's only like five of you. Two of which are my friends. One of whom asked me to leave the UAE. And the other two probably looking for naked pictures of Satine.
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Naked Pics? Where? Where? Keep em posts coming! 3 cheers to you mate.
Because I disagreed with Hot Lemon & Honey over the relevance of Ramadan to the business world.
Probably not the wisest thing to do in Muslim UAE. But I'm no fan of pointless tradition, particularly when it impacts on my bottom line.
Still, what can ya do? Price of living here.
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