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By nickprestemon on Wed, Aug 22, 2007 9:05 pm

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Let's be honest, life in Boston is easy, much like many of my ex-girlfriends moms. And, you all at Weekly Dig seem to thrive on-crave like the plant yearns for the sun-bitching about the state of your troubled city and state. You all purport to be an unabashedly honest publication. Maybe I just don't understand your sense of humor, but where I come from being a whinny bitch is being a whinny bitch. (Oh Snap) How's that for keeping it real? I just don't know what there is to complain about in this little liberal utopia. That said, I do appreciate your unadulterated coverage of the Great White Shark.

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