By Mark | September 23, 2017
I know it'll sound terrible, but, when I found the red hat on the bridge, I was hoping that it might be poor @AnnCoulter. pic.twitter.com/OZkcVFJNUw — Mark Maynard (@MarkAMaynard) September 23, 2017 As very few people liked this on Twitter, I thought that I’d try it here, amongst friends. The hat, by the way, turned […]
In early January of this year, a Detroit rock icon passed away in Ypsilanti at the age of 62. He was born Stanley Zillifro, but, in the mid-1960s, as the Detroit rock scene took off, was reborn as Stanley T. Mad Hatter. And, it was under that monicker that he became famous, emceeing countless historic […]
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