Re: Championship gear - Yeah, you can wear it into the next season, but then it becomes a random outdated shirt/jacket/whatever. I haven’t worn my 2009 World Series gear since...halfway through the 2010 season. The longer you go without a new championship the more annoyingly nostalgic it gets. Well, maybe situations…

Cubs fans: Beware friends, as you are now so once was he, as he is now so you shall be.

Wow. The whole point of sports is to say you won! The whole point of a championship is to say “THE TEAM I ROOT FOR BEAT ALL THE OTHER TEAMS I DONT ROOT FOR IN SPORTSBALL! SUCK IT!” Sports are ephemeral. The only thing that you get to hold onto are the memories and the hat and t-shirt. To not wear a hat or shirt, as a…

And for the love of god, don’t buy division/conference champion gear. That accomplishment means nothing and you should not be memorializing it on your fat dumb stomach

The older you get, the longer you can wear it. Mostly because the older you get, the fewer fucks you give.

My very not hot take: If you wear it because it brings back good memories, do as you please. If you wear it as an excuse to be an arrogant prick, never.

If you’re a Cubs fan, at least 108 years.

Thomas Ravenel, Cameran’s colleague on Southern Charm and a former South Carolina politician, has also tweeted about the election, albeit from a rather different perspective (“From a top FBI OFFICIAL: (paraphrase) The Clintons are a cesspool, a crime family not unlike The Bambinos”).

I came to the USA with my parents at 10 years old and became a citizen just a few days after Obama’s reelection, so today marks both my 4 years as a citizen AND my first vote ever! I got home from working at the bar at 3 am and made it to polling station by 7 (as to not be late for my other job at 9). I was so excited…

Does Bravo think that by not letting their Bravolebrities from tweeting about it, we don’t know who they’re all voting for?? Of COURSE NJ and OC are conservative and BH/Atlanta/NYC are not. Not exactly breaking news.

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Aww. I would have ended this post with

Remember, when someone can use the r-word and still have the moral highground against you.... you are truly an asshole (or taking an asshole position).

Did you talk in 3rd person too? That may have been the deal breaker.

I have an exception to your rules on standing in a game. I was at a White Sox game a few years ago and a group from Misericordia sang the National Anthem. For those of you who don’t know what Misericordia is, it’s a home for people with mental disabilities, mostly downs syndrome. Well, we have season tickets, for…