It's quiet. It's too quiet.

Posted on April 27, 2004 12:02 AM by Joel Comm

I just haven't had a lot to say lately. I've been working on developing some new sites.

Check these out.

  • QuotesPlace.com - interesting quotes from famous people, movies, books, proverbs and more.
  • Smartpedia.com - Online encyclopedia with tons of books on a variety of topics.

    I am planning on getting to #8 in my 15 Best Movies Ever series. Soon.

    • See Also

    The Seven Keys of the Top One Percent - May 20, 2008
    It's quiet. It's too quiet. - Mar 12, 2005
    Why so quiet? - Apr 22, 2005
    It's Easy To Start A Revolution - Sep 23, 2009

    1 Comments For This Post

    1. twonky Says:
      April 27, 2004 09:46 AM

      Both links go to the same place.

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