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George Nemeth · Dear Cleveland, It’s really hard to love you sometimes
November 5th, 2009
ThatGirl writes: “All your empty homes and broken dreams, annually reselling our souls and our firstborns to men in suits who suck us dry, and girls go missing but no one pays attention because they’re from “that side” of town. You get drunk and complain about your losing sports teams. You listen to the same old songs on WMMS or KISS FM…”
My sentiments exactly.
Read the letter @ Cleveland Love: open letter #5: Dear Cleveland.
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November 5th, 2009 at 2:41 pm
WOW! What a great piece. Scary how on she is. This is what a culture of corruption that spreads far and wide and mediocre leadership gets us.
I don’t think this much cool-aid has been consumed since the Jonestown Massacre. The results will even be the same. Maybe the Mafia will come back to give us something interesting to read.
Wait, they already are back. Forgot about Dimora and Russo. My bad!