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13 comments:
Congrats, Jeff!
Monitize!
Good deal!
Well, ba-da=boom! Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Congrats! Shows what talent and hard work can do.
That's because it is a pleasure to read.
Congratulations.
I'm not a bit surprised, Jeff. Your blog has so much to offer.
BTW, why is Johnny Depp's picture on Austin Carr's comment? Depp in disguise?
Congratulations. It will no doubt continue to grow. A great site.
Ronald Tierney
Only a rumor Johnny Depp wants to play me when the movie is made. But since I can't even spell monetize, chances look slim.
I'm a huge fan of Johnny Depp's so I got all excited there for a minute. Don't despair, some of the greatest writers can't spell worth beans. That's why we have editors.
Awesome – but well-deserved.
Super congrats, sir!
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