A different kettle of fish - Alex

Adolf Hitler, not a man I imagine many light hearted blogs begin with. However he knew how to do many things well. One of them is his undeniable ability to raise support and emotions. Now I am hoping to have a Hitler moment (one of the less tyrannical ones), Alexnpaddy is at risk. At risk of bucking a few month old trend. Since July our page views have grown month on month, but in order to continue this trend today we need 51 page views. 51, just so you know, would be the highest daily page views Alexnpaddy has received (as far as my simple little brain can remember). Upon posting this blog I will go into the dining room and do my physics homework and then attempt to bulk out my history coursework by a few hundred words. But then once my daily college work is done and dusted I will trot back to my laptop and attempt to publicise this humble web log. I'm aiming to find a few similar blogs and comment on them saying something along the lines of "Great work here! Really enjoyable blog. I do a similar blog over at www.alexnpaddy.blogspot.com". Just in case anyone reading this has been directed here from a comment similar to the above generic comment on their site I will only have said "great work" if I honestly think it is great work. Pointon ain't no liar.

Now for part two of the Alexnpaddy putsch. Hello reader. You read this blog. Hopefully you read this blog frequently because you enjoy how funny I am and how pityful Patrick is. I really enjoy writing a blog and knowing that it gets read by people I don't know, I find that interesting. Although what I find most fulfilling is knowing that the community who read my blogs like them enough to share them with their friends and enable this "little corner of the internet" to grow and thrive. That excites me. Of course I like knowing that some of my friends read regularly, they don't find me annoying enough in real life to put them of listening to me for even longer.

To neatly book end the show Hitler once said...

"All great movements are popular movements. They are the volcanic eruptions of human passions and emotions, stirred into activity by the ruthless Goddess of Distress or by the torch of the spoken word cast into the midst of the people."

You'll have to settle for written word instead of spoken, but lets make Alexnpaddy's page views demonstrate a perfect example of exponential growth. COME ON.