Sometime in the past week, thecraggus.com (formerly What The Craggus Saw) passed a significant milestone – one million words of content.

At the time of writing, it’s actually 1,004,144 words – oh no, wait now it’s 1,004,172 and, well, you get the drift.

Whether you’ve read one review, or every single one of those million words – or even just the 70 or so words of this very post, I just wanted to take a moment to mark the occasion and say:

“Thank you for reading.”

I appreciate it.

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5minutemovieguy
4 years ago

Congrats on the milestone, Craggus!

ManInBlack
4 years ago

Congrats!