Every time I hear the name RonPaul I think he's a drag queen.

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Beware of KILLER PONIES!!!
see (my opinion) best of PB thread 2007 "center-city-unsafe-hellish"
favorite daily show vid. http://www.thedailyshow.com/video/in...piscolypse-now

wait. am I missing something? why was an archived ny times article from 1952 posted? and what was the point and its relevance?

Oh no! What happened?

...Tony sadly passed away recently. He was truly a visionary for Philly. Lets hope his legacy lives on!

http://www.phillyblog.com/philly/cen...way-today.html

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“Man who run in front of car get tired.”

Saks 5th Avenue in Pittsburgh was also just a department within Gimbels. In recent years they opened a stand-alone Saks occupying the former W. T. Grant building in the next block.

http://buhlplanetarium4.tripod.com/AlleghenyCenter.html

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i love ron paul!!! he's the only politicisn willing to stand up against the immiigrants and get rid of stupid labor laws that make all ou prducts more expensive

Armani Exchange opens on Friday, December 14, 2007.

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Maybe someday we'll cover up the Disney Hole.......

Recent years? There's been a full stand alone Saks in Downtown Pittsburgh for a few decades - at least since the 1970's which is when I remember first visiting it. According to Wikipedia, there's been a stand lone store there since 1949 (though I kind of question such an early date).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saks_Fifth_Avenue

...anyone know of stores opening early for Black Friday tomorrow? Im trying to take the early train tomorrow and get started before work (@ 8:30).

Anyone??

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“Man who run in front of car get tired.”

Recent years to me is anytime after 1980, when I left Pittsburgh. %-) The Saks there was definitely only a department in Gimbels till at least sometime after 1975, when the W. T. Grant chain went out of business; the stand-alone Saks is the former Grant store.

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“I am indeed well aware of the history of Conventional (sic) Hall, both globally and locally, and can assure you that we are carefully exploring avenues for its future.” -- Penn President Amy Gutmann 5 days before demolition began.