Last week, 90% of the Top 10 most read pages on MyPE centered around watery issues – the flooding and our ever increasing Dam Levels.
Of course when something good happens then one sees all kinds of people and organisations popping up and trying to take some of the glory. As one of MyPE’s loyal and erudite readers, TheKing, commented here: NMBBC Pleased at Dam Levels – “Soon the ANC will be claiming responsibility for ending our drought…” (visit the article to see the MyPE reply).
Back to the Top 10 articles – at number 9 is the one form of take away that a lot of people stuck at home were probably ordering after perusing the Port Elizabeth Escort Services. Come on guys (girls?) I am sure that you could have found something better to do, like help out at the Missionvale Disaster?
The MyPE Top 10 Most Read Articles – 6 to 10 June 2011:
- Several Port Elizabeth Roads Closed due to Flooding
- Average Dam Levels at 49.6 Today 9 June
- Port Elizabeth Roads Closed due to Flooding
- Port Elizabeth Flood Warning Still in Place
- Tippers Creek adn Redhouse Residents COuld be in for a Wet Night
- Note to Self – Stay Away From Underground Parking Lots
- The Dams may be at 46% Today but that Doesn’t Mean That you can Waste Water
- Dam Levels at 65.1% Today
- Escort Services
- Please Don’t Return to Uitenhage
In fact if you do an in site Google search for “dam levels” – site:mype.co.za “dam levels” – you will see in excess of 1 950 references to the state of the dam levels serving Port Elizabeth – not bad for an old fart methinks!
Alan Straton
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