Interesting Blog Statistics

So, I think some of y'all might find this of interest. It's 3:16am and, clearly, I'd rather be doing nothing better with my time than blogging this late -- or early, depending on how you see it, lawlz.

Now... as of Wednesday, December 7, 2011:

~ The  5 most-visited countries to the blog are:

•  The U.S. with 13,778 visitors
•  The UK, 3,724
•  Pakistan, 3,565
•  Canada, 1,693
•  India, 1,409

[The next country on the list would be Germany, with 899 visitors. What? Who do I have in Germany?]

~ The blog's most frequent visitors are from California - San Francisco and Los Angeles, especially. (I seriously desperately wish I knew who my visitors are. It sucks not knowing who y'all are - pretty please, tell *sad face* I didn't think I know anyone in either of these cities.)

~ The 5 most common words/phrases googled that direct people to my blog are:

•  Qrratugai, 175 times
•   Pashtunistan, 137
•   Petra, 104
•   This is hijab, this is not hijab [also: hijab, not hijab], 89
•   Mona Lisa quotes, 11

~ The 5 most widely-read/viewed posts on my blog are:

• More Ranting on the Hijab, with 2,499 views/reads [as much as I wish people would stop reading this post, geez... well, 'cause I don't anymore entirely agree with myself on some of what I've said in this post.]
• The "sh" and "kh" in Pashto: On Pashto Dialects, 752
• Gup Shup, 700
• The Misunderstood Role of the Hijab, 661
• A List of Pashtun Women Bloggers, 581

Oh, and a little interesting fact: 70% of the people who "like" "Da Qrratugai Qrrate" on Facebook are females! And 26% are males. This is according to Facebook's Demographic and Location on my page. Interesting, eh?! What's wrong, boyz! :@

If an interesting term pops up on my Stats page on Blogger, I'll share it here. Some of the phrases typed in are really disgusting - not even worth mentioning (they've to do with vulgarity and Pashtun women! Like, what the hell!). I've no clue how anyone's able to get to my blog through such vulgarity, since I don't talk about such things here... do I? Toba!