November 17, 2002

Quality tour

Christian Crumlish

Your Salon Blog Tour of Quality


Gonna be a mighty short tour tonight, little buddies. Just finished putting the latest edition of Virtual Occoquan to bed. It's the best one yet, I must say.


Briefly...


Dreaming of China writes about the end of the left in American politics.


Semi Truths, long considered an abandoned blog, returns with a vengeance and sends Open Letters to damn near everybody.


Gnosis has a picture of a dog.


Damn. I had to stop and pay closer attention than I wanted to Brand New Baby Log Gentleman George Mahood. Brief impression: I was entertained.


I must be giddy from the cathode rays. Life on Earth also greatly amused me, with Giles admission of his affair with himself.


Short, sweet, and gone.


Goodnight.


[Mark Hoback]

Posted by xian at November 17, 2002 9:29 AM
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