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Tag Archives: traffic
Sarah Palin – Kuwait Gallery
Here at ASHC we get an enormous amount of traffic from people looking for Sarah Palin photographs. My friend Jason over on postpolitical says he’s experiencing the same phenomenon on his blog, and we took to calling it the hunt … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Lee's Page
Tagged Alaska, Alaska National Guard, blog, desert, gallery, government, images, Kuwait, Kuwati, MILF, military, National Guard, Palin, palinporn, photos, pics, pictures, public domain, Republican, Sarah Palin, search engine, traffic, troops, veep, vice president, vp, VPILF, websites
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ASHC is Alan Finch Central
Alan Finch, Helen Finch, Alan Finch the Revenge Looking over our logs, it’s incredible how much global traffic we get from people searching for information on Alan Finch (August’s #1 ASHC keyword and a top-30 quantity since February). Perhaps a … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Society
Tagged Alan Finch, ASHC, Australian, Dani Bunten Berry, Enlightenment, female, gender, gender identity disorder, Helen Finch, injustice, international affairs, liberal, Lynn Conway, male, nature, party politics, postop, public policy, reactionary, Renée Richards, Samantha Kane, Sandra MacDougall, sex, sex change, social networking, srs, traffic, transgender, transgenderism, transsexual, URNotAlone
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Market failure
From Peter Gordon: This morning’s WSJ op-ed (“Gas Taxes Are High Enough”) by Mary E. Peters, Secretary of Transportation, suggests that this appointment belongs on the plus side of the ledger. She is the highest-ranking federal transportation official to openly … Continue reading