right back at ya, cheesedickhead

This is all well and good BUT

Kyle Fuller

Same old Bears

Hooper is a GREAT movie.  Terry Bradshaw in a hairpiece and Adam West as the overcoddled actor Burt is stunting for.  Classic!

if i was Frazier, I’d be swinging the next time I got to the plate. Umpires don’t like to be shown up and that was a pretty big one there.

This is 100% on point. Miller Park is fantastic. We need one of those here in Chicago right bloody now. Super Bowl .. NCAA Final Four ...

Neither is really the case.  Wrigley Field has been outgrown by the Cubs.  it was perfectly fine for the 70's when it was WAY less congested and when the Cubs sucked.  Now that they are good, it’s incredibly overcrowded and tremendously overpriced.  and now with luxury hotels and condos and more seats added on, you…

your odds of being shot in Chicago are much less on the North Side, however anything below Comiskey Park (35th Street) well that’s a different story.  i wonder why?

That’s the truism, for sure.

Baseball players do it all the time.  Helps with the callouses on the hands.  Golfers too, probably.  Moises Alou was probably the most famous ball player i can remember.

this is a sometimes annoying by product of the medical profession.

11.  There is no rule 11.  12.  the pharmacist is an asshole

+146

Open training?  You mean practice, right?

no, the Blackhawks need to sack Quennville immediately and bring in Trotz.

i noticed that the audio on the US Open coverage was sketchy the whole weekend. Lots of cut outs. I just assumed they were trying to edit out all the stupid commentary from the idiots who find the mic and yell out “You the man” or “in the hole” the whole goddamm day.

another county heard from. date much?

clearly, a logical opinion based in fact. I concur.

It used to be so much cooler in the old days when the bottom of the next were metal and when the puck hit them there was this giant CLANG that let you know when the goal was scored. Doug Wilson of the Blackhawks was the best at it. Sometimes, you couldn’t see the puck but you could hear it hit the bottom of the net.