Atlanta's 11 Least Influential People
List journalism is hot. Jezebel publishes an annual ranking of the 50 Most Beautiful Atlantans. Georgia Trend puts out a list of the 40 most influential locals under the age of 40. And Atlanta's own Waste Age magazine names the 100 top players in the solid-waste industry.
CL is in on the game, too. Every year, we publish a "Best Of" issue, as well as a variety of other "favorites" lists.
As much as we enjoy heaping praise on Atlanta's achievers, however, we'd also like to give props to the little people. Some are admirable, such as Pootah, who tried to get young people involved in an election. Some are deplorable, such as the state lawmaker who wouldn't give up on a rather dubious dream. Another is so cute that I would hug him -- if I wasn't afraid he'd eat my face.
But one thing about them is universal: Try as they might, they just ain't getting it done. Behold, our second annual list of Atlanta's 11 Least Influential People:
Atlanta's 11 Least Influential People
- Intro
- Residents of the 800-block of Mercer Street
- Pedestrian Crossing-Sign Guy
- Rep. Lynn Westmoreland
- Izzy
- Michael Dobbins
- Pootah
- Rep. Sue Burmeister
- Jeff Davis
- Greg Jones
- Doraville Councilman Tom Hart
- Dezso Gavaller
- Where are they now?



COMMENTS
RE: Atlanta's 11 Least Influential People
Posted by clownbane on 02.02.07 @ 04:57 PM
here's a fun fact ... one of waste age's 100 top players earned his/her honor for his/her retrieval and disposal of the georgia trend 40-under-40 edition which included some of jezebel's beautiful atlantans as honorees.
RE: Atlanta's 11 Least Influential People
Posted by Jen on 11.12.06 @ 12:37 PM
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