Oh, and Mariners, although I'm a fair-weather fan.

dontfeartheringo wrote:You're calling people who care about sports douchebags on one hand, and then saying that your favorite titty bar is Wrigley Field?

Who is the douchebag here?

If watching sports or cheering on a certain team makes you happy for a few hours or a lifetime, fine. It can be entertaining, and that is perfectly normal. However, if you are such a fan(atic) that when your team loses it ruins the rest of your day or if you get personally angry with players/referees/coaches/owners or if you get pissed off when someone who likes another team talks shit about yours, there is something seriously wrong with you.

I don't see how Wrigley could be anyones "favorite titty bar"--you can't touch them there, silly.

unsaved wrote:

dontfeartheringo wrote:You're calling people who care about sports douchebags on one hand, and then saying that your favorite titty bar is Wrigley Field?

Who is the douchebag here?

If watching sports or cheering on a certain team makes you happy for a few hours or a lifetime, fine. It can be entertaining, and that is perfectly normal. However, if you are such a fan(atic) that when your team loses it ruins the rest of your day or if you get personally angry with players/referees/coaches/owners or if you get pissed off when someone who likes another team talks shit about yours, there is something seriously wrong with you.

And the problem with titty bars is......?

Weird, because even though i was in a vile and shitty mood after the Giants beat the Packers in the NFC Championship game, i got over it and am still a functioning member of society with few, if any, emotional issues that keep me from living a full and meaningful life. Isn't that strange? That i could get so emotionally invested in a sports team and then be able to let it go and not have it impact anything else? Boy, i'd better talk to my therapist about this one...

Sox. The misanthrope team for the misanthrope constituency of Chicago, Illinois.

unsaved wrote:I don't see how Wrigley could be anyones "favorite titty bar"--you can't touch them there, silly.

I have clearly gone to the wrong titty bar.

Touching in the one or two bars I have gone to would have resulted in a broken wrist, shoved up one's ass by the bouncer.

dontfeartheringo wrote:Touching in the one or two bars I have gone to would have resulted in a broken wrist, shoved up one's ass by the bouncer.

You are right, in most places.....I was just thinking about this bar down in the Back of the Yards that still runs locally outlawed "fashion shows", the only two rules there are "no pinching and no biting".

unsaved wrote:

dontfeartheringo wrote:Touching in the one or two bars I have gone to would have resulted in a broken wrist, shoved up one's ass by the bouncer.

You are right, in most places.....I was just thinking about this bar down in the Back of the Yards that still runs locally outlawed "fashion shows", the only two rules there are "no pinching and no biting".

There's a solid 'fashion show' at a bar down in Stickney on Friday and Saturday nights. The bar has no name, just says 'Bar'. The shittiest shithole you can imagine. Just full of factory workers and gangbangers. Last time I went, for 5 bucks I got further with one of the girls than I ever did with my first few girlfriends.

Is that bar on Harlem?

I like to watch both teams.
As a kid, I went to old Comiskey Park a bunch, mainly because that is where my dad took me (big Yankees fan). I think I went to 2 games at Wrigley, but watched a lot of Cubs games on TV.
I would be more exited if the Cubs won it all now that the Sox have done it already.
I just want playoff baseball again. It is fun to see people so in to a common emotion.

The Code is Almighty wrote:Is that bar on Harlem?

No, that's the one in Lisle or whatever that town is called over there. It's not far from it. Same thing over there.
Anytime you are game, you know where I live.