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Monday, November 22, 2010

Extra extra! Your best DJC headlines

Posted by Bobby Feingold on Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 2:09 PM

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Last week we reported on the AJC's move to Dunwoody and its cemented focus on the northern burbs. AJC editor Julia Wallace responded to NPR about the cover, saying she was disappointed. Hmm...I wonder what she'll think of the Dunwoody Journal-Constitution headlines you submitted.

Here are eight of our favorites headlines, and you can still submit more here. It's like you're doing their job for them.

"Deal to begin gay reeducation camps" — rptrcub

"Gwinnett Resident SHOCKED to Find His Neighbor Speaks English" —LR

"Parents' Weekend Getaway Abets Construction of Record-Breaking Beer Bong" —Air Max

"Six Ways You'll Pay When Your Children Aren't Learning" — JemalKnows

"Final phase of Metro One plan complete : downtown Atlanta fully converted to office park, entertainment zone for metro suburbs" — Darin

"Starbucks to offer buy one holiday beverage, get one free!!!!!!!" — Andrew Soper

"City of Atlanta Thanks All Y'All For Your Christian Charity: 80% of Our Employees Live Outside City Limits" — InkyStinky

"City Inundated by Zombies, GOP Operatives" —AL

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I'm honored to have my headline selected! Now, which city official will take the brave step to require that all future city employees be city residents...? There are certainly 5000 residents in this city of 500,000 who can be as un-responsive and ill-qualified for their jobs as the group that currently doesn't answer the phones or respond to e-mails. At least my property and sales taxes will support THEIR shopping at grocery stores and small businesses in the city.

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