Message me
The Trib's new blog network is sponsoring the shenanigans happening on here for the next two weeks. Be sure to thank the Colonel!
Introducing our latest sponsor, ChicagoNow.com
windycitizen.com - 9 weeks ago - 310 views
12 Comments Have your say. Vote up the best responses. ↓
Reactions on the web
Latest tweets linking to this story (Share url: http://windycitizen.com/wdW0)
Latest tweets linking to this story (Share url: http://windycitizen.com/wdW0)
Invite your friends
Top Media Stories This Week
2
Comments
So the site's all red today. LOL. Ok.
Glad to see you guys are paying the bills on your terms! These sponsorships are kind of wacky, but fun at the same time.
Like Brad and Angelina, it's one of those celebrity hook-ups you kind of expected to happen before it happened.
Makes it a little more revolting to visit WC every day, but I'll deal with it since I know it means money for the site. Can you tell I don't love Chicago Now? Yeah, I said it.
Anna expresses a controversial opinion. And the Windy Citizen continues to grow like a weed in Rogers Park.
Looks like a typical Wednesday around here...
I actually really like the red. Much more inviting and relaxing. The blue gets old now and then. Viva la takeovers.
And it's kind of neat seeing some news in the sidebar. Do those update automatically?
Yup, they do.
Interesting. I have kind of the opposite response. It agitates me. But I do agree that the takeovers overall are fun because a new look to the site now and again is a welcome change.
So, it used to be blue. Now it's red. Screw it. When do we get a rainbow .gif animation that gives us all seizures? Maybe April Fools?
Next summer for the pride parade.
I want tomato soup now...
Hey, looking good! I agree with lana4d, nice to see a change now and then.
As Brad said I used to blog on Windy Citizen, now blog on ChicagoNow, and I have to say - I'm a big fan of both sites. No need for us to "hate" each other. I hit both up daily.
Keep up the great work Windy Citizens!
Way to go, Windy Citizen.
I like this transparency in "advertising," as well as the fact that it's content from another news source.
Post new comment