mr_genius

it wasn't my predicted Konerko 9th inning walk-off, but close enough

OHH YEAAA

don't see that much

NICE PLAY PAULIE

yes 2-1

that pizza story was f***ing stupid

Q hit again

QUOTE (The Critic @ Jun 26, 2010 -> 07:45 PM) Santo's never been responsible for anything good happening to the Cubs. That rug of his must be made of black cat and goat hair. true. that run just sets the Cubs up for the walk-off Konerko HR

this is all because that idiot Santo is in the booth

QUOTE (BFirebird @ Jun 26, 2010 -> 07:36 PM) Oh great. Santo is joining the Fox booth next inning? oh s***

HAHA WOW

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jun 26, 2010 -> 07:30 PM) LOL at Southpaw taunting Silva there if zambrano was pitching he would be climbing into the stands to destroy that mascot

wow close one

pitch looked a little low

Rios comes through

swung at a terrible pitch

ALRIGHT

QUOTE (Chet Kincaid @ Jun 26, 2010 -> 06:42 PM) I kind of want to see some retaliation. The Cubs have hit the Sox too much. that pitch that hit q wasn't a big deal. i would rather not give a free pass

QUOTE (Heads22 @ Jun 26, 2010 -> 06:40 PM) Zambrano wouldn't have been happy with that play. no he would not

QUOTE (Heads22 @ Jun 26, 2010 -> 06:32 PM) Tigers lose. We win, we're in second. f*** yea

just gave away a base

QUOTE (kapkomet @ Jun 26, 2010 -> 06:16 PM) 2011 is going to be BRUTAL. got any predictions?

i hope they have a big trophy ceremony for the BP cup. that would be awesome.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jun 24, 2010 -> 10:39 AM) Of course, extending unemployment insurance at a time of extremely high long-term unemployment is usually argued to be an extremely effective method of stimulus per dollar... the question comes down to: "when do these extended benefits actually run out?". Obviously an infinite amount of time is not reasonable. The problem is, there is a high probability that the jobs lost are not coming back and will not be replaced with new jobs any time soon.

There are also a lot of people who are going to run out of unemployment. I am talking about the long term unemployed who really are going to be hard pressed to find a job anywhere near the levels of income they had before. I would suspect the extended unemployment insurance program has also kept foreclosure rates down. This will, likely, also add to the foreclosure rate in the near future. Thus putting more existing homes on the market and lower prices. Additional supply with a fairly weak demand.