January 5: pf makes it into the NYT anonymously, for the first time
January 6: Career advice for aspiring starlets
January 24: Most track-backed post
January 30: Most commented post, contest division
February 13: pf.org on luuuurve, or pf goes to a steakhouse that apparently doesn’t serve steak
February 14: Surf ‘n’ Turf
Feburary 29: Food Porn
March 17: The official cocktail of pf.org
April 6: Fancy computer testing reveals that pf likes pretty girls
April 21: Deep thinking about blogs
April 27-July 31: pf visits the homeland
June 10: pf.org attempts to single-handedly redraw the NYC subway map; proposed name for Canal St. stop universally reviled
August 23: Most comments, non-contest division
September 23: Wherein the ability of pf.org readers to follow simple instructions is called into question (to be fair, I doubt they were regulars and were just googling for ‘gmail’)
September 28: Favorite case so far in school
November 6: Wherein pf answers your questions and gets chastised for the poor quality of his pornography
November 16: The male readers of pf.org discuss fashion, and the apocolypse arrives
November 20: Most intentionally obscure post
December 7: Hot naked blogger chicks, or, Dating on Flickr?
December 19: Post with most readers (or commenters, at least) missing the joke entirely
December 29: Longest post of the year, by far
Here’s to 2005. May it be a better year than the one just pass’d.
