brick sniffer


historic preservationist type gone overboard. has lost all sense of balance: old is good, no matter what.
the brick sniffers blocked expansion of the children’s hospital by getting the old house on thte corner declared a historic landmark. yes, it looks like a shack your imbecile uncle put together, but it turns it out it was once owned by a 19th century orthodox rabbi who married a mennonite and enoyed macrame. ergo sacred!!!

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