PZ Myers turned 51 on Sunday. His blog, Pharyngula, is one of our network's most popular, with a impressive Technorati ranking of 2,491. So this week's poll is for the PZ fanatics:
How many reader comments has Pharyngula received since joining ScienceBlogs (as of March 10)?
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