by Hillel
I love how open they have been. But… “In a way I’m flattered, and in another way, it creeps me out.”
Posted on March 29th, 2007
in Interesting
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Jackson Fish Market is Hillel, Walter, and Jenny creating handcrafted software experiences in Seattle, Washington. Including:
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evil virtual flowers - * What a Lovely Name *
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