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Wednesday, September 01, 2004

courtesy of ales rarus
...who has links to other Pittsburgh blogs, I found this little gem about the world's greatest city and why it sucks. The city, no, the whole REGION really need to take some initiative or it's going to become a "ghost town."
True Pittsburgh has bunches of rants about the 'Burgh, mixed with little bits of news.

In other news, I'm feeling like a rotten fan. Local band The Clarks played on Letterman last night. We had every intention of taping it, but completely forgot.

I guess I was just too wrapped up in watching Alexandra & Vanessa Kerry get booed by all the half-naked teenagers at the MTV Video Music Awards

This weekend, Dawn & I are headed north to Erie to see The Bushy on Saturday. It promises to be a grand ol' partytime. (haha I'm so funny! not.)
# posted by Amy : 5:12:47 PM

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