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Should Cleveland Apologize to LeBron?

Posted on June 23, 2012 by mcat31

Do you like The Daily Show with Jon Stewart? I do. Been a fan of it for a long time. Personally though, I do prefer The Colbert Report just a little bit more because Stephen Colbert makes me laugh all the … Continue reading →

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Sports and Pop Culture from Bill Simmons and our rotating cast of writers – Grantland

Posted on June 19, 2012 by mcat31

Sports and Pop Culture from Bill Simmons and our rotating cast of writers – Grantland. It is my dream, one day, to become a contributor to Grantland. Maybe as their Cleveland perspective. I imagine that wouldn’t generate too many page … Continue reading →

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Should Cleveland Apologize to LeBron?

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