Tuesday, July 8, 2008
News The great Millennium debate
Posted by Scott Freeman on Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 4:39 PM
Is it an example of 21st Century kitsch, as the Christian Science Monitor implies?
Or is the Millennium Gate at Atlantic Station, dedicated last weekend, a new city landmark worthy of our civic pride?
Responded a poster named Joey: "Perhaps it's because it looks so much better than its surroundings. Like a hot girl among the other Georgia Tech engineers.
(Photo: www.thegateatlanta.com)
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The Millennium Gate, like the rest of Atlantic Station that surrounds it, is a piece of crap.
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