What do Woodrow Wilson, 007, Sinead O’Connor and Ken Kovash have in common?
Posted December 19th . 2 Comments
As you probably know by now, today is Ken Kovash Day, a day we celebrate all things Ken Kovash. To commemorate the day, I thought I'd post some interesting stats I happened to come across while crunching some recent Mozilla download numbers. Check the statistics out below:
Ken Kovash - the Numerator Ken Kovash Day StatisticsAbout Giant Spatula
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