Reply to "For whoever approved the front page picture"

T S COld Faithful

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Originally posted by David L.:
What was so bad about it? At least the guys had nice back muscles to look at!

Good point, David. The men were an accurate depiction of the people at the Spirit of Freedom Celebration. They weren't displaying cigarettes, alcohol or anything indecent.

People in the Shoals sure do get worked up over the strangest things... I wonder how many people bought the paper just because of the photo on the front page? People were taking about it, so I'm sure it generated a nice buzz for the Times Daily.

7/8/0812:59 PM

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