Got this Email from Joey informing of this article in The Gloucester Daily Times;
“They picked up that I call you Paulie walnuts! That’s fucking awesome!”
http://www.gloucestertimes.com/local/x756276419/Talk-of-the-Times-SeniorCare-saga-heads-readers-top-10-story-poll
someday i’ll get the respect I deserve.
From the Gloucester Daily Times January 07, 2011
“Happy Birthday, GMG
One of the Times’ community blogs turned 3 last month.
Lobster dealer Joey Ciaramitaro of Capt. Joe & Sons began the “Good Morning Gloucester: My Life on the Docks” blog on Dec. 29, 2007. Thirteen thousand posts later, after its third birthday, Ciaramitaro is still promoting the city he loves.
“That first year I didn’t blog with the frequency I do now. There was several posts a day but not the hourly schedule of a post an hour every hour from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. with the occasional midnight post thrown in,” Ciaramitaro blogged recently. “In the entire 3-year run there have only been 13 days that went without a post, the last being April 15, 2008.”
He doesn’t do it alone; regular contributors include Sharon Lowe, Mike Lindberg, Laurie Lufkin, Paul Morrison, Thom Falzarano, David Cox, Paulie “Walnuts” Frontiero, Manny Simoes, Joanne Silva, Beth Swan, among others.
The blog regularly features pictures of Gloucester at dawn, the fishing industry, St. Peter’s Fiesta, the Block Parties, food served at local restaurants, and art around Cape Ann.
Ciaramitaro has been honored by the Senate and Congress for his work on GMG, and received an Action Inc. Outreach Award.
“The No. 1 thing that I cherish about this thing called Good Morning Gloucester is the relationships and opportunities to create friendships with so many quality people and that is worth more than awards, more than money,” he wrote. “Friendships, love, passion for creating and an outlet to express it all. What more could a man ask for?”
Good Morning Gloucester 
There are two Pauls reporting at GMG and I think it necessary and only appropriate that the longer termed sage Paul Frontiero is allowed to be known by a nickname. I will post my 300 words as often as I can but it is unlikely I will ever rate a nickname as distinguished as “Paulie Walnuts”.
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SAGE? I’ve been called worse! Thanks mr. morrison! I’m humbled.
I’ll agree with the Antonyms: unperceptive, unwise.
But Sage? please.
Sage a definition;
Definition of SAGE
1a : wise through reflection and experience b archaic : grave, solemn
2: proceeding from or characterized by wisdom, prudence, and good judgment
— sage·ly adverb
— sage·ness noun
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Examples of SAGE
Origin of SAGE
Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin *sapius, from Latin sapere to taste, have good taste, be wise; akin to Oscan sipus knowing, Old Saxon ansebbian to perceive
First Known Use: 14th century
Related to SAGE
Synonyms: discerning, insightful, perceptive, prudent, sagacious, wise, sapient
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Paulie Waulie Doodle (all the day) Is that better?
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