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• - Several twentysomething bloggers discussing current events.
  
• - A community of gen-x friends writing about their lives in blog style.
  
• - Collective weblog for Kebawe.
  
• - Community of webloggers who take roadtrips across North America and write about it. (Requires Internet Explorer)
  
• - Members of the band discuss music, video games and life.
  
• - Hyper-local look at what's going on in various cities. How to join and frequently asked questions.
  
• - The developer community's collective voice.
  
• - College roommates Doug and Travis sharing observations, anecdotes, political commentaries, and jokes.
  
• - College-aged writers putting their world in perspective.
  
• - A soapbox and forum for the publication of opinion on a wide range of topics from humanities to politics, religion, Aikido and science.
  
• - Four very bitter guys from Australia rant and rave about the ridiculous.
  
• - Discussions about love, life, relationships and sex.
  
• - Content organized by personality, not subject matter. Includes columns, reviewed links, newsletters, communities and the ability to post your own comments.
  
• - Discussion of popular culture, politics and the stupidity of people in general.
  
• - A collaborative blog devoted to a love of food. Features recipes and discussions of ingredients, techniques and trends.
  
• - Two economics professors discuss the world and news.
  
• - About blogs, personal publishing, microcontent and micropublishing, online communities and syndication.
  
• - Heavy commentary on politics and religion.
  
• - Discussions about any topics.
  
• - Feeble complaints about everything major and minor.
  
• - Weblog of the Center for the Advancement of Capitalism
  
• - A handful of disenfranchised school paper staff members use the web to vent steam.
  
• - Innermost thoughts of an ex-pat living in Tokyo, Japan.
  
• - An online art and writing magazine that hosts and features an array of popular writers, photographers, artists, and poets.
  
• - Get to know the Green Head crew, discuss the latest and greatest news, talk shop, tell tall tales, share secrets, gossip, rant and vent. Typical discussions around any office watercooler.
  
• - A project working at the intersections and overflows of art, activism and tech cultures. Discordia is an experiment in social filtering, collaborative moderation and different styles of communication.
  
• - About any visual representation of something that can be copied and the techonologies that make that happen.
  
• - A webzine devoted to serving the cereal eating community. Here you'll find reviews, feature articles, and general discussions about the greatest breakfast product on the face of the earth: cereal!
  
• - Music reviews, links, radio, chat, and musings from the authors.
  
• - Posts, images, random lyric, archives and member profiles.
  
• - Discussion, comic strips and photos.
  
• - Entries about life experiences.
  
• - An interactive site that focuses on current news, politics, opinion and the Bible from a Conservative perspective. Some of the more popular topics include: abortion, liberal media bias, Biblical authority, politics, civil rights.
  
• - People working in different fields including science, art, business and government.
  
• - A collection of essays focused mainly on philosophy and art.
  
• - Lists Dallas and Fort Worth area weblogs, includes discussion as well.
  
• - News, beer tasting and music discussion from the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
  
• - By Colin D. Devroe and Chris T. Fehnel.
  
• - Editorial writing, short stories and poems.
  
• - Three girls posting about what's happening in their lives.
  
• - Written by Steven Garrity, Rob Fletcher and Matthew Dorrell. Comments on technology, music, and politics. Occasional podcasts available.
  
• - Poking fun at the Chosen One.
  
• - Movies, advice, television, and news.
  
• - A group of writers in Colorado blogs about culture and life.
  
• - An exploration of everyday philosophy and the refutation of conformity.
  
• - Pay site to support the bloggers who participate in the group.
  
• - Blogging about general geekiness and bloggability.
  
• - Where the personal becomes the political at their whim.
  
• - A group blog offering review and snarky commentary on other blogs and online journals.
  
• - Reporting events between friends at Auburn University in Auburn, AL. Featuring posts from different authors for different opinions.
  
• - Collaborative blog gives a forum for user art.
  
• - Observations about life and current events.
  
• - Community blog where people share stories and ideas for making someone's day.
  
• - Wide-ranging philosophy blog.
  
• - Nine people. One blog.
  
• - Links, videos, photos and comments.
  
• - A discussion forum for grumpy people.
  
• - A group of friends writes about goofy news found online.
  
• - Wiki for collaborative discussion.
  
• - A community made of members across the globe. Discuss all facets of life and enjoy friendship and fellowship.
  
• - Movie reviews and photography related discussion.
  
• - Free speech zone.
  
• - Selected assortments of interesting links, chosen by a panel of link DJ's.
  
• - News for nerds, humor, and miscellaneous weird links.
  
• - Two friends in Germany talk about technology, gaming, and the German weblog scene.
  
• - Several geeks involved in web development and design writing about what they find on the net.
  
• - Writing about all the varied things they hate.
  
• - A team weblog covering GLBT news and links; listing of queer webloggers.
  
• - Accepts submissions in the form of images, essays and emails. Offers free web space and e-mail to anyone who wants to publish a site.
  
• - A collaborative photoblog where a new photograph is put up everyday, by a new photographer every week.
  
• - Comics, quirky little blogs, and other entertainments, delivered with self-effacing humor.
  
• - Comments from each member of this Minneapolis band.
  
• - Polls people on which weblogs they consider to be similar.
  
• - An effort of three college girls known as Mo, Deb and Kirsty.
  
• - Various grammar topics, including correct usage, literature, and rhetoric.
  
• - Post photos and messages to Wayki from your local area, and others can browse the area for your photos and messages.
  
• - The ramblings of a few men who are interested in gaming, hardware, and film.
  
• - Analysis and critique of everything, especially American culture and its icons.
  
• - A collaborative blog of 14 online/ mutual friends and hostees, 8 girls and 6 guys.
  
• - Journal/ blog site where users can speak their minds.
  
• - An alternative to idiot-crowded web communities and spam-filled newsgroups.
  
• - Online travels of jessie and dora.
  
• - Share favorite recipes, kitchen tips and related links.
  
• - Writing of humor and angst. Mainly Asian.
  
• - Radio station employees post mainly about current happenings and entertainment.
  
• - Collects and presents headlines from twelve well-known weblogs.
  
• - Obtuse commentary by obtuse people.
  
• - Students discussing news, pranks, and thoughts.
  
• - Multiple blogs of Atom, Peter, Ionic and Rudorff.
  
• - Group of conspirators write about nothing and everything else.
  
• - A news and opinion journal of shiftless character.
  
• - Community postings that aim to find interesting, bizarre or just plain random links on the web, show off, and discuss them.
  
• - A web community made up of displaced and disaffected Southern artists, animators, writers and wage slaves. Plenty of art, opinions and cynicism.
  
• - Daily communiques between two gay guys on opposite coasts.
  
• - Anyone can post links and comment on links posted by others. [Small contribution of cash required to become a member]
  
• - Questions for bloggers who wants ideas to write about.
  
• - Collaborative forum for anyone to post an entry about any topic, with a link back to the author's own site. Includes karma ratings.
  
• - Reviews video games, music, dvds, movies, books, and just talk about whatever is on our mind because we apparently think someone cares.
  
• - Where women bloggers connect, engage and become.
  
• - Allows private entries, custom categories, links, buddy lists and comments. Anyone can sign up.
  
• - A married couple's pictures and blog.
  
• - Anarchy blog with off beat opinion(s), small attempts at humor, news and information and little or no social conscience, or spell checker for that matter.
  
• - Commentary on anything from culture, politics or entertainment.
  
• - Post a review of your favorite weblog or read and vote on reviews of other weblogs.
  
• - Comics, gallery, member profiles, poll, archives and information about the site.
  
• - Links and comments from some drunken crackers in Bloomsburg, PA with the help of weirdos from all over the world.
  
• - University-aged friends contributing stories, jokes and links.
  
• - Humorous political commentary with message board for discussions.
  
• - Discussion about technology and related issues.
  
• - Provides a summary and general thoughts about user submitted weblogs.
  
• - A married couple's daily activities illustrated with photographs.
  
• - Read and submit articles, poetry, music and art.
  
• - Rants and articles by a few friends with a technical focus, plus some photography.
  
• - Group of bloggers answering a weekly set of questions from PromoGuy.
  
• - A group based in Los Angeles with links to their own blogs.
  
• - People explain why they started a weblog.
  
• - Links to trippy sites and updated news on the weirdest topics of the day.
  
• - Topics range from etymology to robots. Open membership.
  
• - A directory of wonderful things.
  
• - News and reviews of popular culture by over 500 bloggers.
  
• - Blogging community of women artists: writers, film makers, musicians, photographers, fashion designers and any others who care to join.
  
• - National Review Online's multi-author conservative blog.
  
• - Written by Marks Mason and R. Armytage.
  
• - Reviews, poetry, and writings from the obtuse mind.
  
• - A blog with three authors who write about business strategy, economics, innovation, and business models.
  
• - Users compete by contributing, moderating and discussing links filtered by several criteria.
  
• - Ontario users post about pretty much anything in their technologically stressful and demanding lives. includes news, rants, comics, reviews and weather.
  
• - Political and social blog.
  
• - Commentary on events of the day by two Yale Law students.
  
• - Multiple entries per day, song of the week, pictures and registration information.
  
• - Quiet thoughts in a loud city. A group weblog discussing current events in each member's life.
  
• - Pop culture dissection, with an emphasis on games and movies.