Tweet All About It: So there you have it
Each week, we pick out our favorite and not-so-favorite tweets (at least those that are printable) about Aspen and display them on Sunday’s page A2
• “I would kill for an Aspen blonde right now …” — @maggiegleason9
• “I love Aspen so freaking much. Just hate that it’s a rich adventure city because half the people are so nice and half are entitled d–ks.” — @maxipenalty
• “Second summer in Aspen and I didn’t see a bear yet. I’m not coming back” — @astridgehre
• “Flights from Aspen are filled half with people and half with mini dogs” —@tbyrnes
• “Even the pigeons act entitled in Aspen.” —@LeifCedar
• “Armed robbery in #Aspen? Stealing #marijuana with a hammer? This isn’t how we do things up here.” — @Aspen82
“Note to self: visit Aspen immediately!! Sooooo gorgeous” — @JenniferCarey01
• “The drinks in aspen are over priced.” — @JLVM92
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