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was graffiti’d on the side of a building near the now-demolished
Chicago Tribune distribution center in massive red letters. I was fond
of this graffiti, and would occasionally admire it from the bridge as I
was passing by it. Three words, seven letters total, made me wonder who
the bum was that deserved such a eulogy. And who this bum was survived
by, that was passionate enough to commemorate his friend in such an
eponym as simply “a bum”. Now, the building demolished, the laconic
obituary gone too. Perhaps his name was Jack O’Hara, and
perhaps he was a drunk.
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