A couple of weeks ago, I offered a few Celebrity Baby domain names for sale.
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I was just looking at an article in a local paper about an intrnet site that’s getting 10m page views a month with 500k in advertising from Verizon, GM and McDonalds. The site merely reports on what celebrities’ babies are wearing. It goes on to reference an article in the Wall Street Journal about how the site incites a nationwide run on what the kids are wearing. You may want to hold on to those domains for development? Orginal article by Chuck Shepherd – American in Decline. All the best.