Everything posted by Brian
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Gone before their time
QUOTE(Steff @ Feb 28, 2006 -> 02:08 PM) Now what do you have against Kathy Griffin...? Loud, obnoxious, not funny, need I go on?
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Thome comes out swinging
Thome Career Splits Unless my eyes got crossed, those are what is printed.
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Thome comes out swinging
Thome career stats at US Cellular: .286, 210 AB's, .382 OBP, .982 OPS, 50 HRs. /drool
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Before they were stars...
Any easy one.. One on the right?
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Chris Penn update
QUOTE(LosMediasBlancas @ Feb 28, 2006 -> 09:37 AM) The problem was that when people hear 'war movie', everyone expects a rah-rah, blow everything up and show tons of blood movie. That film aimed a little higher, too bad it expected people to...um think. That was not directed at you Brian. No problem. I know what you mean. I appreciated the look of the movie but never got into the characters and plot. Movies are like sports and music in the way that everyone has different likes and opinions. That is what makes em great.
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Gone before their time
QUOTE(juddling @ Feb 28, 2006 -> 01:47 PM) one show i always liked was "The Mole" on ABC. a very well produced show that got hammered by the likes of Survivor. AGreed. That show had a cool concept and really cool challenges. I remember my jaw dropping when it was revealed that the girl was the Mole in season 1. The Celebrity Mole sucked IMO.
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Chris Penn update
QUOTE(SSH2005 @ Feb 28, 2006 -> 09:04 AM) Chris Penn didn't have the looks to be a star, his brother apparently did. The Thin Red Line was a good movie? Coulda fooled me. I remember it being nominated for a bunch but I was bored stiff in the theatre watching it. I remember there was some controversy that the Academy Nominated it because it was Mallick's first movie in year and they did it in honor of him.
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Happy Fat Tuesday!
Because of work, I haven't been to church since Christmas, and I know that is bad. Lent has snuckup on me. I never really give anything up. I thought about giving up meat as a whole and just eat fruits and vegetables, but I'd never make it.
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Chicagoland Pizza
QUOTE(juddling @ Feb 28, 2006 -> 09:19 AM) I know there are some SIU grads and students on here (myself SIU 87-91) and i remember ordering LaRoma's pizza. not sure if it's still there but that was some DAMN good pizza. a bit greasy but still good. Quartro's had great slices you could buy but for some reason they couldn't capture the same taste in their full pizzas. I guess that's why they used to make all of their money on the slices. !!!!!SIU!!!!! I loved Quatros, but you had to finish it that day cuz it got all hard in the fridge so you couldn't eat it second day. Italian Village had very good, greasy, thin crusts.
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Bad News: Son little league team is the cubs
Disown. My last little league summer, we were the White Sox but out colors were black and gold. So the whole team went and bought cheap Sox hats and highlighted the white logo in gold. It was fun.
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Chicagoland Pizza
QUOTE(Texsox @ Feb 27, 2006 -> 09:40 PM) Must be a newer place, have you been over to Bill's or Pat's (Mundelein and Grayslake) Bill's Pub? Of course. Kaisers has been around forever. Off Route 21 near Fatman's.
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Official College Basketball Thread
QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Feb 27, 2006 -> 08:28 PM) That's cute. If Stevenson could of won a sectional in yoru tenure, you would of as well. Warren will probably win it again this year, but I'm too old to rush. Not to mention I'm working.
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Chicagoland Pizza
Not in Chicago per say, but I like Kaisers in Gurnee.
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Official College Basketball Thread
QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Feb 27, 2006 -> 08:01 PM) Ridiculous floor rushes continue. I stormed the floor once in high school after Warren beat Zion in 1995 to win the Waukegan Sectional.
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Official College Basketball Thread
QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Feb 27, 2006 -> 12:35 AM) Lunardi was just on college gamenight. He has SIU and IU in now, so that's nice for me, BRIAN, and greasy. Fixed it.
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Catch-All Anything Thread
How Quick Sand works!
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Frank fires on the Sox - again
QUOTE(SSH2005 @ Feb 26, 2006 -> 12:12 PM) I love Frank but he's lost touch with reality. No one is in their prime at 37, except for Bonds and that's due to steroids. Frank brings up Bonds because he's the only example he could possibly use. No roidless player is in their prime at 37, especially not after numerous injuries like Frank has had. So Frank should come out and say he doesn't think he is any good and is injury prone? Gimme a break.
- Don Knotts passes away
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Films
My local theatre in Gurnee is only $6 but that is matinee. i don't go at nights anymore.
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Official College Basketball Thread
QUOTE(Palehosefan @ Feb 25, 2006 -> 03:48 PM) It was nice to see Elmore blatantly angry over the Duke bias at the end, especially with Mike Patrick in stunned silence beside him. It was like Len had insulted Patrick's God and it just took him totally by suprise. I thought it was pretty funny Redick getting the player of the game over Shelden Williams as well. As if ACC POY, NPOY, and all the spotlight for his amazing 13-14 point performance weren't enough. For those of us who didn't see it, what did he say?
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**2005-06 High School Basketball thread**
Anyone know who won tonight vs. Glenbrook North and South? I assume North. Just curious.
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Official NBA Discussion Thread
Refs protecting Chauncey Billups. Awful.
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this thread rocks
- Black Spiderman costume
QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Feb 24, 2006 -> 09:11 PM) They're both real good movies. 2>1, but both rule.- Official NBA Discussion Thread
Anyone else's Bulls game audio a tad jumpy? - Black Spiderman costume