Maybe that old guy standing in the street with no shirt, saggy manboobs, and undies visible above the top of his pants is a "Cleve".

Does Cleveland have more of these guys than usual?

Have I solved the mystery?

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This signature has performed an illegal operation and has been shut down.

Next, on Unsolved Mysteries....

Couldn't Resist.

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When I was in school, there were only:
Greasers
Collegiates
Surfers
and Hippies.

Any one of them were as likely to beat the shit out of your for your lunch money as another. Especially the greasers. Everybody else was just trying to completely fucking avoid all of the horse shit, remain anonymous and carry an A average which, outside of starting a rock band, was one of the only tickets out of the shitty neighbourhood I grew up in.

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I wanted my half in the middle and I wound up on the edge.

quote:

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When I was in school, there were only:
Greasers
Collegiates
Surfers
and Hippies.

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Speaking of which: Did ya mama ever pay back that food stamp she owed to Fred Flinstone?

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I wanted my half in the middle and I wound up on the edge.

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I wanted my half in the middle and I wound up on the edge.

Well at the moment in my school we have:

Surfers
Townies
Skaters
Hippies (Hmm they all have 7 letters.)

Geeks
Nerds
Twats (Hmm they all have 5 letters.)

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I am not 16 going on not 17, I know that I'm naive.

Is that all? Now I feel old

Aww, you're just a baby. : )
I am truly older than dirt, graduated high school in 1975.

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“It is only with the heart that one sees rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” - The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1945)

This is the heart of downtown, Cleveland:

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“It is only with the heart that one sees rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” - The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1945)

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame:

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“It is only with the heart that one sees rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” - The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1945)

And then there are the places in Connecticut that when settled were named after places in the Isles, but over the centuries have lost the original spelling. Thus on old maps you see Hampden (now Hamden) and Brentford (now Branford).

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ken.kaufman@gmail.com

And Gasgo.

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