southsider2k5

Because I would be the only one reading it

I do try to read a lot. It keeps my mind working. It bugs me when people only read stuff they agree with. It doesn't challenge ones thinking at all, and it never makes you challenge your own opinions. Honestly I think I read about half a dozen news sites, two newspapers, a bunch of blogs, and assorted other crap during a typical day. Not to mention, I always have an ear on CNBC on the tv at work, the business newswires that our company has, and just about any interesting conversations going on at work, on the train, or somewhere else.

Maybe I am thinking of the wrong pitch then Our trainer in HS was at Evansville before he was with us, and he was talked about retraining Andy Benes on his curveball to finish with his thumb pointed it, after having had arm surgery in college. Or at least I thought it was a curveball...Maybe my mind has gone fuzzy after 12 years.

Something like the Reader? Or is that not targeted?

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/l...iraninitssights

Its also the only newspaper in Chicago that has intelligent and indepth articles vs the sensationalism of the ST or lack of depth of the other papers. I do also spend lots of time reading sites like the BBC, CNN, and MSNBC on-line.

No way. I need a newspaper that actually has news in it.

"I'M GAY, I'M GAY!" You gotta love the honesty of that John Ashcroft

I work out past there... I stop there to grab the Trib in the mornings.

Someone sounds a touch jealous

Yeah I saw the people handing our fortune cookies and newspapers at Union Station, but I rarely pay attention to that stuff. I just didn't realize all of that was connected.

Ah, I gotcha. Thanks

anothernotalentassclown@aol.com

That is one of the strangest things I have ever heard.

Or wait for the UN to do something about it...

Has anyone seen the ricksaw/bike combination things running around downtown? Is that a new thing, or some promotional gimmick or what? Anyone got anymore info on them????

Update

http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sp...-home-headlines

Hoo-ray, Hoo-ray!

And a great comedic chant was MVP for Royce Clayton when he broke .100.

http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_np=0&u_pg...2&u_sid=1235702

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=1906992 I am shocked. Stein must be softening in his old age.

Oh I am sure we will hear all about how these guys suck...

Damn, that 2005 team will be loaded.

http://www.nbc5.com/news/3841686/detail.ht...994&dppid=65172