When it’s not football season it’s Frowndup season, and Foto season.
Note, this shirt is a throwback piece. The Flats are fine now.
The video of the day is a real gem from ClevelandBrowns.com. Especially the first couple minutes. Thanks to CTLTIL for posting it in the comments yesterday.
Here’s a good read from Cleveland food writer Michael Ruhlman on the “stupid and simplistic message that fat is bad for you” (via Scene);
Here’s LA Times columnist T.J. Simers laying in to current L.A. Clipper, formerly the second-best player of Cleveland’s LeBron Era, Mo Williams for, “hurting himself and the Clippers with his selfish attitude.” You’ll never see anything like it in a Cleveland paper;
And couple of pieces at Scene (here and here) on Governor Kasich’s embarrassing State of the State speech, where he “imitated a Parkinson’s patient, cried, [called] the people of California ‘a bunch of wackadoodles,...
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