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  • New! – Your Investigative Reporting (first in a series)

    Posted by Jonathan on August 24th, 2007 (All posts by Jonathan)

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    Closing the gap between blogs and conventional journalism, Chicagoboyz goes undercover to document the harsh realities facing one of our nation’s most beleaguered at-risk communities. In this exclusive hidden-camera image, desperate Cuban-coffee addicts congregate in broad daylight in the Miami “shooting gallery” where they get their daily fix.

     

     

    7 Responses to “New! – Your Investigative Reporting (first in a series)

    1. Pseudo-Polymath » Blog Archive » Morning Highlights Says:

      [...] With that in mind, investigative reporting of addiction to same at The Chicago Boyz. [...]

    2. Tyouth Says:

      I tried some Cuban coffee last year for the first time. I expected it would be a strong brew but WOW! If someone were passed out I expect Cuban coffee should be administered.

    3. Blademonkey Says:

      There is a heaven! Would love to have this in my neighborhood, along with some Cuban girls……..

    4. Jonathan Says:

      I can quit any time I want to, I swear!

    5. subadei Says:

      A horrible and little talked about tragedy.

    6. David Fleck Says:

      That takes me back to college days, when on weekends I would moonlight as a DJ, then down about 5 of those things with a guava empaƱada for breakfast and then go to my regular job at the Peaches record store in South Miami. Mmmmm.

    7. Jonathan Says:

      Without Cuban coffee McCoy could never have replaced Spock’s brain.