Food & Drink Mar 27, 2008 at 4:00 am

Nothing Gold Can Stay

A Requiem for Hooters

Jonathan Zwickel
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How wittily written jonathan, I did not no (he he) hooters attracted such a crowd. I am appalled. The seedy side of America's strip mall world can be a treacherous place? Did you know there is a place called McDonald's? A clown sells his hamburgers there. What next? Mimes writing reviews?

GLW
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Is Zwickel really as stupid as he sounds?
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