sad things Nov. 15, 2013

The Coney Island Dolphin Was Too Good for This City

By Joe Coscarelli

Photo: NYPD

After being spotted yesterday in Brooklyn, where it never should have been in the first place, the sea creature has died, like always. Dolphins do not belong in New York City.

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