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Historically incorrect historic reenactment on the streets of Portland over fried pies

By Mark | June 27, 2012

I spent the past two days in Portland, on a super-secret mission that I hope to tell you about sometime soon. In the meantime, though, I wanted to share this video that I shot of my old friend Dave Miller and I talking this morning, over breakfast. [I stayed with Dave and his family while […]

Posted in Detroit, History, Uncategorized | Also tagged billy club, Cobo Hall, Dave Miller, ice skating, Jeff Gillooly, Loretta Jean's, napkins, opera, pies, Portland, rock opera, savory handpies, Shane Stant, sports, Supportland, Tanya Harding, Tonya and Nancy: The Rock Opera | 8 Comments

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