"You were used. We were used."

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October 23, 2005

"You were used. We were used."

Sounds like this town in Ohio is glad that Amy Grant and her production crew are gone. Sounds like all those free giveaways stirred up some resentments in small-town America. Sounds like a great premise for a film by John Sayles.

Link: The Times-Reporter

Posted on October 23, 2005 at 11:03 PM | Permalink

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