The Tourism Bureau as Castle Argghhh! is pleased to note more visitors this month than last, which was a record month. Sadly, the bump in packets is probably due to N1ck B3rg. Hopefully, the Castle has garnered some more regular visitors, as well.
After the usual slew of .com and .net visitors, the Netherlands once again leads the way, probably confirming LT. Smash's observation that satellite links in from the middle east terminate at a POP (point of presence) in the Netherlands. We also hope that some natives are visiting, as well. The bump in traffic from France, based on numbers, can't be Jack Grant alone, so the analysts here at Castle Argghhh! infer that much traffic from Africa hits the internet via a POP in France. Bienvenue!, regardless of how you get here.
After B3rg and Lt Cowherd, the most popular single post continues to be the Glock video, usually through referrals from Murdoc or Les Jones. People also come here from Misha's place, either to take a break from relentless cluebatting, or to rearm for the fray. Many visitors also come in from Kim du Toit to see pictures of old stuff, as Kim handles the new quite well. Other common connecting stations to the Castle are from Ghost of a Flea, Dean Esmay, the Queen of All Evil and the Commissar.
The Armorer appreciates the fact that this remains an island of calm in the storm-tossed seas of the Internet, a place to come look at dirty pictures of guns without all the shrillness sometimes attendant with an excessive Moonbat population from either end of the political spectrum. Interestingly enough, most visitors who find the politics, layout, or some other aspect of the Castle annoying tend to go comment on that fact at the referring website, and not here. Perhaps the Arsenal is a deterrent, we don't know.
Regardless, welcome one and all, from the following spots around the globe that you call home, or were at least using the hotel access...
.com, .net, Netherlands nl, USA Military mil, France fr, USA Educational edu, Canada ca, Italy it, United States us, USA Government gov, Australia au, Non-Profit Organizations org, United Kingdom uk, Germany de, Hungary hu, Belgium be, Japan jp, Brazil br, Finland fi, New Zealand nz, Israel il, Sweden se, Switzerland ch, Poland pl, India in, Austria at, Denmark dk, Singapore sg, Russian Federation ru, Mexico mx, Argentina ar, Norway no, South Africa za, Old style Arpanet, Turkey tr, Portugal pt, Czech Republic cz, Saudi Arabia sa, Philippines ph, Spain es, Greece gr, Malaysia my, Slovenia si, Estonia ee, Trinidad and Tobago tt, Indonesia id, Croatia hr, Romania ro, Thailand th, Ireland ie, Iceland is, Lebanon lb, Syria sy, Slovak Republic sk, Egypt eg, International int, Latvia lv, Taiwan tw, Pakistan pk, Venezuela ve, Hong Kong hk, Qatar qa, United Arab Emirates ae, Colombia co, Malta mt, Uruguay uy, Ukraine ua, Lithuania lt, Guatemala gt, Luxembourg lu, Bermuda bm, Kenya ke, Nepal np, Dominican Republic do, Nicaragua ni, Unknown unity, Chile cl, Togo tg, Yugoslavia yu, Peru pe, Unknown pxy, Paraguay py, Biz domains biz, Honduras hn, Niue nu, Antigua and Barbuda ag, Costa Rica cr, Ecuador ec, , Burkina Faso bf, Bahamas bs, Tuvalu tv, Bahrain bh, Mauritius mu, Info domains info, South Korea kr, Faroe Islands fo, Unknown lcl, Cocos (Keeling) Islands cc, China ch, Morocco ma, Fiji fj, Chad td , Tanzania tz, Unknown medan, Brunei Darussalam bn.
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John I have to say I think its awesome that you get so much traffic from all over the world. Congo Rats!
Yeah, I've never been to Greenland either.
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