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My kind of town

Posted: 6 January 2002 at 21:42

Q. What have these sites got in common?
A Life Uncommon
No Commercial Potential
Patrick King
Phonezilla

A. (times three) Although I’ve been aware of them for a while, I’ve only started following them relatively recently.
They’re currently my sites of choice, practically over and above all others.
I believe they’re all coming out of Chicago. There must be something in the water.

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