Breitbart uses Cavs Parade as stand-in for Trump Jacksonville rally, and Cleveland twitter responds

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This is just too much.

Yesterday evening Breitbart News, a conservative site, posted an article about the YUUUUGE crowds for Donald Trump in Jacksonville, and accompanied a photo of said crowd.

Unfortunately, that ain't Jacksonville. And it took approximately 1 second for Cleveland twitter to find out. The first reaction I personally saw was from a fantastic Good Morning America social media dude who apparently likes Cleveland too...

Oh my... @BreitbartNews used the CAVS CHAMPIONSHIP RALLY photo as a Trump rally photo: https://t.co/3uwXtU04jJ pic.twitter.com/5GM6aCyU40

— Jeff D Lowe (@JeffDLowe) August 4, 2016

Unfortunately, some Trump supporters didn't get the memo fast enough. (Well, apparently this nice lady deleted her tweet finally...)

#US: look at #Trump #TrumpRally crowd in #Jacksonville #Florida! This is how #US #Democracy looks like! 👍#Tatiana 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/kztcEGAGre

— Tatiana Wright (@twright55) August 3, 2016

And of course, Cleveland twitter picked it up, because NBA Twitter is the best Twitter, the Indians were stinking up the joint at the time, and Cavs fans still are celebrating.

.@twright55 Donald Trump's children were also there for their father's well attended rally in Jacksonville. pic.twitter.com/v1UV1UQjpO

— Monte the Color Man (@Monte_Colorman) August 4, 2016

.@twright55 Nice to see that NJ Governor Chris Christie was at the Trump rally today, too.@Reflog_18 pic.twitter.com/BWsvHjW55X

— Monte the Color Man (@Monte_Colorman) August 4, 2016

.@twright55 Melania's hair looked beautiful at Trump's rally today. pic.twitter.com/nSCb6pekO3

— Monte the Color Man (@Monte_Colorman) August 4, 2016

Jacksonville looks so much like Cleveland during the Cavs celebration parade for some reason... https://t.co/Jwq3oAk0jt

— Not Busy Enough (@jamestimmer) August 4, 2016

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1. October. Baseball playoffs, NFL and NHL and college football in full mode, Browns may even not be eliminated yet at this point. Bonus!
2. May. NBA Playoffs with games every single night. Enough said. But also warmer-than-freezing baseball, the Kentucky Derby, NHL playoffs, etc.
3. June. NBA Finals and NHL Stanley Cup Finals. Nice. And the US Open is pretty cool.
4. March. March Madness makes up for an otherwise slow month in the major pro sports.
5. January. NFL Playoffs and Super Bowl (I'll throw this in January for all intents and purposes.)
6. April. Opening Day for Baseball, The Masters, and finally the slog of the NBA regular season is over giving way to meaningful games again. Oh and the NFL Draft!
7. September. Best weather of the year, NFL and College is back, and pennant races in baseball too.
8. November. The month where Ohio State beats Michigan, and the best day of the year, Thanksgiving, with tons of food and some football to boot.
9. December. NBA and NFL in full effect, and if you like to gamble, you have 27,000 bowl games to choose from.
10. August. Yay, NFL is almost here! Unless you're a season ticket holder, and are paying for 2 exhibition games at full price.
11. July. Uggh. Even the regular early month #WojBomb can't save this horrific month.
12. Getting hit by a bus. (with apologies to Deadspin.)
13. February. The doldrums of the NBA season, and the despair of football being gone. Plus you are going out of your mind from the weather. Just book a flight to Mexico now.