One Final Round of BlogSpotting for a Busy Week

A huge thanks to those who e-mailed me with links and tips on how to find bloglinks to PyroManiac without hours of Googling. The biggest HT of all goes to the anonymous commenter who posts as "Josiah." He gave me a link to Technorati^TM—where I found way more than enough stuff to fill this special bonus edition of "Blogspotting."

Chris Meirose has lunch at Chipotle (an establishment that seems perfectly suited to a PyroManiac's tastes) and ends up starting a fire. John Rabe finds a little satisfaction at PyroManiac—something we Cub fans typically don't like to give Cardinal fans like John. (Though it certainly happens often enough.) Jorge Luis notices my blog.

• "Head," a gun-wielding right winger, pontificating from deep beneath the Texas coastal gumbo in the mosquito infested Holy City of Houston finds inspiration for a church blog in a rather unlikely (but in his estimation "rather excellent") place. And who am I to argue with a man who is so heavily armed?
  
• Jacob Hantla tries a clever ploy to see if I will notice and send people his way. I don't.
  
• Joe Fleener is a busy man. He doesn't have time to read my blog every day. Neither do I, Joe. That's why it's full of typos.
  
• Rob Wilkerson thinks he can design a better bobblehead. You know, he did do a pretty good job with the "Phil Johnson" graphic.
  
• Dan Cruver wants a discount on bobbleheads for his blogclients. His own photo at the top of his blog is one of the best I've seen.
  
• Mark Gibson at "Posse Blogare..." credits me with helping inspire his "lameness." And don't say he didn't warn you about me.
  
• Stephen Dunning from Rhyl makes good use of the PyroManiac logo.
  
• Jon Kopp has been burned again.
  
• Shaun Nolan thinks he smells a pyromarketing conspiracy.
  
• Matthew Self makes some optimistic predictions about me and then thinks better of it. Turns out he knew about Technorati all along and didn't tell me.
  
• Richard Goff: No comment.

Mid-Morning Addendum:

• Joshua Mack writes stuff I wish I had said all the time.
  
• Scott Aniol and a commenter at his blog are mysified as to why anyone would like me better after being exposed to my "humorous wit" or my virtual bobblehead. You gotta admit, they have a point.
  
• Tim Challies blasts me for fiddling with my posts so much. He's the reason I decided to amend and republish this blogentry one more time.
  
• James White warns that my Blogspotting threatens to turn the entire blogosphere into a massive burned-over district. He may have a point, too. See, he posted about me, so now I'm compelled to link back to him. Where will it all end? I'll tell you what, James: let me borrow Angel to help with the graphics on PyroManiac, and I'll stop.

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