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Charm the pants off your valentine with these Baltimore-themed love notes

This year, let Mr. Trash Wheel convey your love.

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Feb 10, 2017 12:23pm

Indeed. (Photo by Flickr user Gabriel Kronisch, used under a Creative Commons license)

Looking to send some Baltimore love this Valentine’s Day?
The digital team over at the Baltimore Sun put together some very nice Charm City–themed valentines to share with your favorite social media followers.
You know damning surveillance revelations get us weak in the knees:

From Charm City with <3: Baltimore-themed Valentines. #bmorebemine https://t.co/EBKgawXIU0 pic.twitter.com/mldZzAndNe

— The Baltimore Sun (@baltimoresun) February 10, 2017

There’s references to a little something for everyone in Baltimore.
Check it out
You’ve got great meme moments like the #PhelpsFace, Joe Flacco’s totally-unquestionable eliteness and SRB’s epic gavel smash. Or you can convey your true feelings with local celebs like DeRay Mckesson and Carla Hayden and Mr. Trash Wheel. Even the Mt. Vernon Sinkhole gets involved.

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