The San Diego Chargers...

Awesome that Executive Caterers stepped in. The place is nicer than Manikiki anyway.

Excellent question. The Packers moved all their home games to Green Bay because Lambeau Field had luxury boxes, and they were planning club seats. Milwaukee County Stadium had neither, and I believe Miller Park was intended to be baseball only from the start (perhaps someone from Wisconsin may know otherwise).

Completely true. They would have been the Milwaukee Packers if George Halas had not supported the bond issue in 1956 that helped build Lambeau Field.

Shreveport? You mean the Independence Bowl? I know Louisiana Tech plays there occasionally (they had a very good game there last year against Johnny Manziel and the Aggies), but who else plays in Shreveport?

What the hell is that on her head?

To be honest, I loved Lynn Dickey. Guy either never had the line to protect him (Dickey shattered his leg on the last play of a blowout loss to the Rams in '77), or when he did have the offense, the defense sucked.

Nice try, Drew, but I'm disappointed.

Awesome.

I would guess Progressive Field's poster would have the light standards that look like toothbrushes.

I would think that a guy wearing silky underwear, even a pair of panties, would have the same effect as the Liquid Lapdance pants. Why buy them at all?

Not a bad point. And I do not use "sandwich" and "hamburger" interchangeably. Nor do I use the term "hamburger sandwich" as I am under ninety years old.

Drew, I don't know if you saw this today, but some stadium questions have arisen in Minneapolis: http://www.startribune.com/local/minneapo…

Imagine if the Wild ever became winners. Minnesotans would crap all over themselves in ecstasy, because let's be honest, hockey is the most popular sport in the state.

Ah, yes. 4-3, USA, final.

Dude must also have a 2005 replica World Series ring on his hand in order to be considered the ultimate White Sox fan. That is so he can use it to strike recalcitrant Cubs fans at Harry Caray's or Ditka's.

So yes, 1983 is more like 1953 than 2013. 1983 had just as much sexism, racism, homophobia, and unsafe sex as 1953. But it did have better movies, so it’s got that going for it.

When I think of a hamburger, I think of a hamburger on a bun.

I remember my parents saying they were scared that my Dad was going to get called back into the Army in October 1962 (he had been honorably discharged a few months earlier).

I feel smart every week, but thanks.