Dulce Sloan
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Rusty Albertson of Cleveland, Georgia retired from being a middle school geography teacher for 47 years.
His wife, Jeannie, also retired from nursing, and now they finally have the time and money to travel.
Growing up in Cleveland, Georgia, Rusty was always fascinated that the names of cities can repeat in other states or even countries.
So Rusty wondered if there were any other Clevelands.
Much to his excitement, there are seven other Clevelands in the United States for a total of eight Clevelands.
As a fan of the rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, he always wanted to visit Cleveland, Ohio, but now there are six other Clevelands for Rusty's Cleveland tour.
Jeannie, on the other hand, was less enthusiastic.
She said, well, I thought he meant traveling to somewhere fun, like all the cities named Paris or Miami, to which Rusty supplied all the Miamis.
I don't mind going to Indiana or Missouri, but I'll be damned if I ever go to Texas.
Yay, Rich!
It would be happier if you got me a gift.
It would be happier if you got me a gift.
Yeah, because I'm black in February, and in March, I'm a woman.
Yeah, because I'm black in February, and in March, I'm a woman.
In April, because you're a fool. Anyway, Trevor, have you ever wondered why women don't get the historic credit they deserve?
In April, because you're a fool. Anyway, Trevor, have you ever wondered why women don't get the historic credit they deserve?
Statues, Trevor. Women don't have as many statues as men. In fact, nationwide, only 8% of outdoor statues are of women. Wow. How did you know that statistic? I drink Snapple. I read.
Statues, Trevor. Women don't have as many statues as men. In fact, nationwide, only 8% of outdoor statues are of women. Wow. How did you know that statistic? I drink Snapple. I read.
And I've seen it for myself. I was walking through Central Park the other day under duress, and I saw statues of Alexander Hamilton, Christopher Columbus, William Shakespeare, all famous men from history. When it comes to women, there's only two statues in Central Park. Alice in Wonderland and Mother Goose. Which makes no damn sense. Alice is just a white girl who took Molly.
And I've seen it for myself. I was walking through Central Park the other day under duress, and I saw statues of Alexander Hamilton, Christopher Columbus, William Shakespeare, all famous men from history. When it comes to women, there's only two statues in Central Park. Alice in Wonderland and Mother Goose. Which makes no damn sense. Alice is just a white girl who took Molly.