Gary Guides
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El Guapo's Guide t...
El Guapo ran the 2008 Chicago Marathon in a Banana Costume. If El Guapo can do it, so can you. Just follow the simple training plan below.
The Chicago Guide ...
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El Guapo's Guide t...
Have you ever gone on Craigslist and looked at the "free stuff" section? It's hilarious. You probably wondered to yourself, why the hell are these people t...
How to be Awesome
This is a practical guide to being an awesome person. Do you ever find yourself people watching and wondering why it is so easy for certain people to be awes...
Gary is the largest city in Lake County in Northwest Indiana, USA. The city is located on the southeastern corner of the Chicagoland metropolitan area approximately 27 miles (43 kilometers) from downtown Chicago. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 102,746 and is the largest Indiana city that is not a county seat. It borders Lake Michigan and is known for its large steel mills and as the hometown of the musical Jackson family. Gary is home of Indiana University Nor ... more »
Gary is the largest city in Lake County in Northwest Indiana, USA. The city is located on the southeastern corner of the Chicagoland metropolitan area approximately 27 miles (43 kilometers) from downtown Chicago. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 102,746 and is the largest Indiana city that is not a county seat. It borders Lake Michigan and is known for its large steel mills and as the hometown of the musical Jackson family. Gary is home of Indiana University Northwest, a regional campus of the Indiana University system.
Gary, Indiana is also the subject of a song in the musical The Music Man, and songs and albums by The Jacksons: "Going Back to Indiana," and "2300 Jackson Street."
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