DETROIT heads ONLY!!!!!!!!!!!1
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When my wife passed I was tripping on how involved you can be in the process.
They asked if I wanted to press the start button, I declined.
My cousin has his own funeral parlor (talk about making money!) in Detroit and a lot of the processes he talks about is REALLY intricate. You can't be some ghoul that just throws a body into coffin or a furnace. It HELPS that he's a ghoul though!
It's 2025 and you listening to the radio YOU A BYTCH!!!!! I don't even know if WJBL is still a radio station!
The only terrestrial radio I listen to is sports radio 971.
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And sports leagues have been trying their HARDEST to keep lesser franchises out of their championships! That's why I love this OKC vs. Indiana Finals so much (love it more if Detroit was in it, but at least the Knicks got put out) NBA and news media has no choice to but to acknowledge these smaller markets.
Shit took me straight back
I was born in 86… so I missed them super live days… I was there for family reunions and senior skip days… by the way the state fucked up Belle Isle… that was meeting spot for the eastside and westside, now it ain’t nothing but state police and the others
Had a lil cousin in town last month for a funeral and took her down there and was telling her how the Isle was like Freaknik Fri-Sun every weekend
"Vibrant scene" my ass. That was the era of niggas on the nut, nightly.
My (now ex) wife and I used to live withing a mile of the bridge. That bullshit went on all night during the summer, with people occasionally shooting, ALWAYS trashing the park, and generally creating mayhem.
It got so bad we moved. I was afraid for my wife's safety.
Yeah, I hated when 7 Mile was "the strip" too. I lived in that area.
That's insane.
I remember that tunnel.
There was a sign telling people not to blow their horns.
Of course, they did just that.
pyrotechnics show full of fireworks exploding and cascading over the Detroit River.
Beginning in 1959, the fireworks display, sponsored by the J.L. Hudson’s department store, was the highlight of the multi-day Detroit-Windsor International Freedom Festival held in late June and early July that celebrated Canada Day (July 1) and America’s Independence Day (July 4).
As pictured here on June 30, 1982, at Hart Plaza, police estimated that 900,000 people gathered to view the fireworks on the Detroit side of the river, while Windsor, Ontario, police reported that at least 200,000 lined the Canadian shore, according to the Detroit Free Press. The first-ever live telecast of the fireworks took place that evening when CKLW-Radio’s Dick Purtan and WDIV-TV’s Carmen Harlan hosted the festivities on WDIV.
Beginning in 1959, the fireworks display, sponsored by the J.L. Hudson’s department store, was the highlight of the multi-day Detroit-Windsor International Freedom Festival held in late June and early July that celebrated Canada Day (July 1) and America’s Independence Day (July 4).
As pictured here on June 30, 1982, at Hart Plaza, police estimated that 900,000 people gathered to view the fireworks on the Detroit side of the river, while Windsor, Ontario, police reported that at least 200,000 lined the Canadian shore, according to the Detroit Free Press. The first-ever live telecast of the fireworks took place that evening when CKLW-Radio’s Dick Purtan and WDIV-TV’s Carmen Harlan hosted the festivities on WDIV.
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