There's a lot the CHB doesn't know about Cleveland
By adamg - Mon, 05/12/2008 - 9:49am.
The Outraged Liberal, a Cleveland native, couldn't get past the fifth paragraph in Shaughnessy's column today because it's so riddled with factual errors about his birthplace.
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enough about CHB
imho. carry on.
keep fighting the good fight
As long as the Globe continues subjecting us to CHB's musings, they're fair game.
This was one of his laziest columns in a while. It looks like he started his standard "We have clam chowder, they have [insert popular local food]" column that he does for almost every playoff series, but didn't know enough about Cleveland to finish.
Ok...
...I give up. What does CHB stand for?
Thank you, Carl Everett
Curly Haired Boyfriend, as in "Gordon Edes and his curly haired boyfriend".
Thanks
Thanks! Now maybe I can get some sleep...
Remember Oil Can Boyd (OCB?)
When the weather was a bit windy and bizarre one day in Cleveland, he referred to the ballpark as being built on the ocean.
Just Another Example . . .
Of the uninformed elitism that riddles the East Coast. Picking on the Midwest appears to be a regional pastime up here, and doing it with complete ignorance to any real facts is even more popular. If everyone up here is so educated, well-traveled, and enlightened, then why don't they get on a plane to Cleveland or St. Louis and learn a little about that part of the country? They call the Midwest ignorant, but they're the ignorant ones.
Shaughnessy Is A Tool
And does not represent us. Personally, I love the Midwest. Some of my best friends are from the Midwest. I've even been to a Midwestern county fair (Dodge County, Nebraska - how much more Midwest can you get?).
i like my friends from the midwest
Lansing MI, St Louis MO, Milwaukee WI, Chicago IL, Evanston IL, Farm Country, MN etc etc. but I'm not likely to pickup a book on the subject just becuase Shaughnessy is a dick.
Enough about Shaughnessy plz.
Not a big CHB fan, but this is a bit unfair
I think he deserves praise, not blame, for continuing to call Jacobs Field by its proper name.