April 26, 2007
Who Needs Tickets? If you are desperate to catch a Cavs playoff game, don’t worry, Cleveland is changing laws just to help you, friend. Seems good old C-town has reworked scalping laws, allowing ticket holders to now legally charge more than face value and do it through a website sponsored by the Cavs. And why would they ...
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April 19, 2007
In Prison the Guy Who is there Because he Wrote Fake Loans Gets Shived First Yeah, I’ve done some time, and the above statement is straight up fact. Don’t argue with me; let me get to the article. David Verhotz is getting a big fat 8 years and 1 month in prison. Dude was a ...
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April 17, 2007
LeBron Fans Have Reason to Waste Time on Internet In case you’ve been wondering why The Plain Dealer’s reporting has been so sub-par, wonder no more. Seems the folks over at the PD have been spending all of their time creating a LeBron Statistical Bible. That’s right, you can now know such mind blowing facts ...
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April 13, 2007
Who’s Holding? Records, You Drug Addicts The Plain Dealer gets all pissy about the fact that Frank Jackson is having a real problem with releasing requested public docs about city business. In response the mayor’s office claims they need to review the files first so they “know what is in them” and can then answer ...
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April 10, 2007
Oh, It’s Cool, I’ll Just Spend Four Years in Prison Ohio dished out $260,000 to a wrongfully convicted man that spent four years in the can. And I’m sure this kind of thing has to happen at some point, but honestly how could you wrongfully convict one guy of kidnapping, aggravated robbery, and aggravated burglary? ...
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April 5, 2007
Cops in this Area Just Love to Screw Up At most jobs I think it would be pretty obvious if you just clocked in and then cut out for a while, but apparently it’s not that way for police officers. See, these goons thought it would be a good idea to clock in at the ...
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April 3, 2007
How Many Mistakes Does it Take to get to the Center of Voting Problems? Hopefully not many more now that Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has used her power of administrative oversight to take over the Cuyahoga County elections board. Brunner asked the board to resign last month, with only one pompous douche (yep, Republican) ...
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