Sunday, April 23, 2006

Euclid: Not Just a Mathematician


Once known as "Millionaire's Row" and "The Showplace of America," Euclid Avenue set the standard for the nation in beauty and sheer wealth from the 1860s to the 1920s. The concentration of wealth was such that the mansions along it far exceeded the tax valuation of New York's famed Fifth Avenue. Euclid was recently featured in the filming of Spider-Man 3.

11 Comments:

At 24 April, 2006 12:37, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Euclid was an amazing mathematician. If the ancient Greeks were good for anything, it was definitely for math.

 
At 25 April, 2006 21:20, Blogger cleveland facts said...

I only need two words to explain why Greece is so amazing: Timothy and Christou

 
At 26 April, 2006 07:28, Anonymous Anonymous said...

amen...

 
At 26 April, 2006 07:29, Anonymous Anonymous said...

by the way, how is he enjoying his hindi tounge scrapper?

 
At 26 April, 2006 13:20, Blogger cleveland facts said...

"Hindi tounge scrapper" - is that like some Indian guy who fights people with his tongue?

 
At 26 April, 2006 16:26, Anonymous Anonymous said...

eww no. since when does tim enjoy Indian guys who fight people with their tongue??? thats gross.

 
At 26 April, 2006 18:21, Blogger cleveland facts said...

I think I left his tounge scraper at Jaipur Junction.

 
At 26 April, 2006 19:36, Anonymous Anonymous said...

well then maybe lee's man crush will reap the benefits of your forgetfulness. that or that 12 year old kid who was clearly violating child labor laws...

 
At 27 April, 2006 10:53, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey it's not illegal if the restaurant is owned by his family. Just thank the now nonexistent everyday American farmer for that loophole.
How can I know this? Trust someone's whose parents have owned at least one business for as long as she can remember. The plus side is that you don't have to report taxes until you're 18... score!

 
At 27 April, 2006 15:30, Blogger cleveland facts said...

Scrapper (skra-pur) [n] someone who fights.
Scraper (skrey-pur) [n] any of various hand tools used for scraping.

 
At 28 April, 2006 05:31, Anonymous Anonymous said...

again with my grammatical blundering... when will you get the clue that i'm homeschooled and soley rely on spell check?? i dont care!!!

 

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