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Cincinnati Labyrinth Project Petition

Cincinnati Labyrinth Project Petition

Closed — 73 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 17 years, 11 months ago
Cincinnati is in need of a cultural and economic renaissance. By signing this petition, you express your commitment to the notion that by selling the perennially unsuccessful, infuriatingly mediocre Cincinnati Bengals football franchise and erecting a complex, state-of-the-art stone labyrinth in Paul Brown Stadium, all Cincinnatians would experience both fiscal and cultural growth. We at the Cincinnati Labyrinth Project are a deeply committed bunch, so you may rest assured that we will work tirelessly to bring this wonderful proposal to fruition. Do it for Cincinnati! Do it for labyrinths!

Updates

December 8, 2008

The momentum for the labyrinth project is undeniable and proves that our city is ready for a real change. Post the link on your Facebook wall today and text three friends to keep this energy moving toward the stadium.

6 Comments

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Sarah Holt
17 years ago Featured

THESE GUYS ARE TERRIBLE. a labyrinth would actually be peaceful. love this idea so much.

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Kevin Newman
17 years ago Featured

been waiting for someone to say this out loud for years. sell the team and build the labyrinth already.

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Lisa Sinclair
17 years ago Featured

so tired of the disappointment. at least a labyrinth is an honest path. go cincy.

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Jen Harris
17 years ago Featured

My kids would love a big stone maze. way better than sitting in traffic for a game we always lose.

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Mike Hunt
17 years ago Featured

Honestly anything is better than watching them lose every single sunday. get this done cincy needs something new.

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Dave Snyder
17 years ago Featured

Finally some common sense. the stadium is just a money pit anyway. turn it into something useful that people can actually enjoy.