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14 July 08, 18:58
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Donated
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: London
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Twins?
I'd love to know what the corresponding spikes are about and why things go quiet at the same time? (School holidays?)
 Just wondering. Surprisingly similar peaks and troughs. (Ok, I'd better get a life...) |
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16 July 08, 11:34
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Ghent / Belgium
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Autism, ya gotta love it...
 Maybe it has something to do with holidays? |
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16 July 08, 12:31
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Lisboa, Portugal www.gtlw.co.uk
Age: 38
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Interesting...
Notice that NG is a site with downloads, you get a load of users logging-in just for that (people that don't even visit NG forums), whereas RSC is a forum board only. Still... it's curious!  lol
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16 July 08, 16:22
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Finland
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...and i thought that this thread was about other kind of "twins"...
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16 July 08, 20:15
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: London
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Quote:
 Maybe mild Aspergers... I like graphs. But no, some of those peaks are like days apart, so I don't think it's holidays. Anyhoo. EDIT: It could be that both lines are actually flat compared to each other and it's the other 99.996% of the internet reach... Again... whatever. |
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