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« Russians Attack ITA | Main | 'Not a true conservative' » July 23, 2006Sunday funSince ITA has been around for nearly two years, we've had enough posts that search engines send people here for all sorts of random queries. But one from today through AltaVista (people actually use that?) for "greeting cards 'knocked up'" has to be one of the more interesting ones I've seen in a while. I imagine they were disappointed to come across this post from our celebration last year of Bastille Day. But thankfully the search reminded me that we didn't celebrate it on July 14 with much fanfare. So in the spirit of "better late than never," here's a post with nine really good pieces explaining that, "Sixty Million Frenchmen Must Be Wrong." Posted by Joshua Claybourn at July 23, 2006 12:14 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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