Hmmm This Is Interesting - Indeed!
 

Ok you know how TTT (and others) allow you to track your hits right?

On TTT you just name the url by saying: link=blah&url=http://...

ANYWAY ...

I removed a certain link over 12hrs ago, i am still seeing trickled hits to it!

I have checked my code about 40 times, the link is nowhere in there!


Do you think surfurs could have left my page open without refreshing for 12hrs+ ???

Thats the only way i can see this possible.


Any thoughts on this?

cache

I still get hits to links that haven't been around for like 3 months. Dunno why.

It's the one armed coding ninja.

You are on his list.

my cats breath smells like catfood

spacedog lives.

I have an idea for you.

Follow suit with Fletch ... post idiotic, non sensical remarks in EVERY thread in hopes to have a high post count.

Works for him, juicy and quiet ..... give it a shot!

LOL
:thumbsup

:1orglaugh

How did i know you would show yer ass in here?

Maybe because its a logical WEBMASTER RELATED thread?


has your name written all over it, i already counted you for atleast 3 useless remarks.

2 more to go!

..until?

doesnt cache refresh upon each new visit?

until he reaches the 3 useless posts i counted him for! LOL!!!

jealous? :glugglug

BTW yes i also counted a post from juicy that describes the current status of his cock or balls

logical, yeah. you're boring because you're too stupid to have an argument with.

Are you European?

ahh i see ... and what exactly would your argument be?

I asked a logical question to what seems to be a common question .... your going to answer me by starting an argument?

sheesh

uh, i didn't start one. i started with a statement. you're attempting to argue. you're like the retarded kid who isn't aware of his slowness... bliss.

though you were also once a financial advisor, so i suppose all bets are off.

:glugglug

Buuurrrrnn. :glugglug

Even I felt that one.

Theoretically it should yes.
Doesn't always happen though. If you want to make sure that it does, you need to use a meta refresh tag.