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liam is big's Neighbors
Welcome to my neighborhood.
controllercode
http://controllercode.comBattlin' Nintendo Thumb of the Mind.
Games, we all love them, we all love to play them. Well, controllercode is about games. games we all love. Old games, new games, yet to be released games. News, views, reviews, rumours and all the fun and excitement we come to expect from having a fun session infront of our console and tv.
Gracklog on Grub Street Grackle
http://www.grubstreetgrackle.com/wordpressAn independent literary magazine for thinkers, poets, and other bad birds. The Grackle prints original poetry, art, fiction, and satire of high quality, not high pretense. It's a literary magazine that people can read. On the blog, read our occasional thoughts, attitudes, and flippancies, regarding poetry, art, fiction, satire, life, and film.
Monty's Bluff
http://montysbluff.comMonty's Bluff offers a managerial perspective on equity investing. Humor and research is combined to shed light (or just poke fun at) current business news.
Misguided Adventures
http://misguidedadv.blogspot.comDaily observations from misguided minds. Our look at life as it hits us.
Pushing Envelope
http://www.pushingenvelope.comPushing Envelope is a distributor of Minnesota grown, organic creative juice, marketing and graphic design.
The Mommy Rant
http://gvpeasachantrant.blogspot.com/The Mommy Rant: The Adventurers of Mostly-Stay-at-Home-Mommy. Observations on mothering, life in my own hometown, and the world at large from yet another, writer-turned-mom. Bad poetry and statire included free of charge!
Imaginary Magnitude
http://imagitude.blogspot.com/It's my aim to articulate the things around us which matter, but never seem to make their way into public discourse.
My blog incorporates original essays, photography, and reviews on subjects as disparate as philosophy, semantics, politics, and art.
Now with 15% more humour.
The Block Party
http://siteneighbors.netThe official siteneighbors.com blog. Discussions of new features, work on the neighbor scoring system, and general thoughts on the nature of a neighborhood. OK and maybe a joke or two.