Yoda

T-REX hits a HR!

Once again... DIE CUBS DIE! Won't the Cubs be 9 games behind if the Cards do win?

Inning over.

7-1

You wanted run support Schoeneweis? Well there you have it!

Little Willie with a Grand Slam!!!!!

DIE CUBS DIE!

5-0

4-0

Bases are loaded for Crede

Welcome back Carl

Bottom of the 7th 3-1 Twinkies Come on Tigers, help us out.

1-2-3 for Schoeneweis.

3-0

That’s why he’s here with the White Sox. I agree with you that he is still a great catcher and has really been something over the years.

And hey, guess what? qwerty is back! How you doing qwerty? You abandoned these game threads for a while.

Maggs is back in right field? Glad to see the Sox are on top.

Those are some pretty good numbers if you ask me.

I say he stopped running since the trip we made to the Florida Marlins. Willie got picked off at 1B and ever since he hasn’t attempted to steal anymore. Very sad.

Here’s my lineup: 1.) Harris-2B 2.) Rowand-CF 3.) Ordonez-DH 4.) Lee-LF 5.) Everett-RF 6.) Konerko-1B 7.) Valentin-SS 8.) Crede-3B 9.) Catcher-C Lee, Everett, and Kong are going to be the key players for a White Sox winner, IMO.

Never have I seen such a creature, but what ever it is, I’m pretty sure an animal expert who studies such animals as these will find out what it’s called.

Singer Confirmed for 'Superman' July 19, 2004 — Variety has confirmed that director Bryan Singer has taken on the challenge of directing the long-in-development 'Superman' film for Warner Brothers. He will create a script with X2 writers Mike Dougherty and Dan Harris. The film is expected to start production late this year in Australia. The current budget is set at $200 million. "My interest in Superman dates back many, many years," Singer said. "In fact, it was the Richard Donner classic film that was my day-to-day inspiration in shaping the X-Men universe for the screen. I feel that Superman has been late in his return and it is time for him to fly again." Source: Counting Down I have no idea if this Superman film will be a sequel to the last one, but what ever it is, I hope to see Singer back in the director’s seat for X3. Release date to be announced for this Superman movie.

Bryan Singer Abandons X3 July 19, 2004 — According to Variety, director Bryan Singer (X-Men, X2) will be directing the new 'Superman' film for Warner Brothers. Unfortunately, this means Singer will likely not be able to direct the third entry in the X-Men franchise. What this means for the future of the series' existence remains to be seen. Source: Counting Down The X-Men series is 10 times better than the Superman series

I’m thinking about seeing Around the World in 80 Days probably next weekend. I’m a big fan of Arnold and think his role in Jackie Chan’s film is pretty hilarious.

Never have I seen an entire episode of that show because I once saw a sick and shocking scene. But hey... It's HBO.