From: MS on
During the post-game wrap Krukow referred to the mayor's office as
"hollow ground". Mike - the word is "hallowed".

From: Gerry on
In article <2010072807134116807-MS(a)attbicom>, MS <MS(a)attbi.com> wrote:

> During the post-game wrap Krukow referred to the mayor's office as
> "hollow ground". Mike - the word is "hallowed".

Maybe the Mayor's office is in the basement.
From: nomisnala on
On Jul 28, 10:20 am, Gerry <every...(a)sunrise.net> wrote:
> In article <2010072807134116807-MS(a)attbicom>, MS <M...(a)attbi.com> wrote:
> > During the post-game wrap Krukow referred to the mayor's office as
> > "hollow ground". Mike - the word is "hallowed".
>
> Maybe the Mayor's office is in the basement.

I think he was referring to the way the Mayor's office
has been "carved out."
From: John Walsh on
On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 07:13:41 -0700, MS <MS(a)attbi.com> wrote:

>During the post-game wrap Krukow referred to the mayor's office as
>"hollow ground". Mike - the word is "hallowed".

No, I think he had it right. It is hollow ground. The City is a mess
and all Mayor Teflon's interested in is running for higher office.
From: Jon Rossen on
John Walsh wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 07:13:41 -0700, MS <MS(a)attbi.com> wrote:
>
>> During the post-game wrap Krukow referred to the mayor's office as
>> "hollow ground". Mike - the word is "hallowed".
>
> No, I think he had it right. It is hollow ground. The City is a mess
> and all Mayor Teflon's interested in is running for higher office.

Yes, exactly. 'Hollow' was meant to refer to the void that exists in
the mayor's office.

-jon rossen