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Has anyone ever heard of this saying?
▲ 107 r/Buffalo

Has anyone ever heard of this saying?

My friend sent me a screenshot of a line from American horror story. Some precursory research says it originated in a 1933 short film.

Never heard of this before.

u/Weekly-Law-2544 — 11 days ago
▲ 114 r/Buffalo

Buffalo councilmember proposes 2-year pause on new data centers in the city

Golombek not being totally useless for once, shocking.

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u/Weekly-Law-2544 — 1 month ago
▲ 128 r/Buffalo

Animal abuser registry created in Wyoming County

Huh. Good to see Wyoming County actually doing something good for once.

wgrz.com
u/Weekly-Law-2544 — 1 month ago
▲ 134 r/Buffalo

PBA says Buffalo Police are "overwhelmed" with recent large gatherings

Solved the mystery of why another cop was sleeping, again. Thanks PBA.

wgrz.com
u/Weekly-Law-2544 — 1 month ago
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Buffalo council members want to know what happened to clean sweep program

"Golombek also questioned whether the Common Council should have more input before the administration makes changes to city programs.

“There are people in the city and on the council who have been doing this for a while and understand what some of the problems are,” Golombek said. “The second floor of the Mayor's Office is trying to reinvent the wheel and make Buffalo into Erie County, and Buffalo is not Erie County.”

Golombek said Buffalo has its own set of problems and concerns and should not necessarily approach them in the same way as Erie County."

Shut up Joe, you've been on the council for nearly 30 years.

wgrz.com
u/Weekly-Law-2544 — 1 month ago