CityPlace Now a Venue For Protesters; Let's Protest CityPlace

• I used to have a web site about this topic, but it got spammed so bad I had to shut it. You appear to be better at weeding out the spam! Kudos!

• Such an inspiration. I currently have some complications with my business and right now was not an effortless day time to get by way of it but in the finish of this evening I'm genuinely glad I've study this story. Just about every when in the whilst when I need to have motivation I just appear right here and read new and old stuff and that keeps me going forward.

• What is the "puppy mill debate?" Who is debating what?

• PALM BEACH PUPPIES WILL NOT BE SPARED! THEY ARE EVIL AND WE WILL NEVER STOP UNTIL THESE STORES ARE OUT OF OUR COMMUNITIES!!!

• Anonymous, Obviously the puppy mill debate is very serious, which is why The Juice's Mike Mooney has been committed to covering it on a nearly daily basis. Since this blog post was satirizing the kind of people who go to CityPlace, I found it fitting to lump them in the category of people who blindly buy from stores like Palm Beach Puppies without a question or thought drifting through their heads other than "Oh that's cute." Hope that clears things up. Lisa Gartner

• Let me guess: spoiled little white girl grew up rich in Palm Beach and now has a job at a shitty website where she gets paid nothing to mock people who are trying to do something good in the world. Does she care that the store she hopes survives makes money from evil practices? Not as long as mommy and daddy keep paying the bill on the BMW.

• The puppies you can buy in City Place are expensive, come straight from puppy mills, and will likely get sick and die within three years. There have been dozens of lawsuits. The people who protest there aren't "yuppies" they are concerned citizens who can't understand why the county kills more than 50 dogs EVERY DAY then allows stores like this to sell MORE dogs four thousands of dollars that aren't spayed or neutered. City Place protected the animal abusers for a long time until the ACLU stepped in. If the snarky bitch who wrote this took more than 2 minutes to put together her joke article or the editors of your shitty site cared at all, they would realize there are important issues here involving freedom of speech, animal safety, public health and misappropriated tax dollars. Journalism fail.

• -Taverna Opa: general noise pollution with its bizarro Euro-dance soundtrack; lack of eco-friendliness with the continuous wasting of napkins -Muvico theater: No frequent-movie-watcher reward probram! The Regal in Royal Palm Beach has one, and is cheaper to boot. (Alas, it doesn't have all that faux-rococo decor awesomeness). -B.B. King's: Not really that committed to the actual blues, darnit!

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