Cubs Buy McDonald's Parcel Across From Wrigley

[davearm2]

Is that Kent Tukulve on the mound? He was awesome.

 

Did you read the 10 posts on this picture?

A simple "Yes" would have required fewer keystrokes. And actually, you know, helped.

[The R-Train]

I just want to know where all those 85-year-old Wrigley Field ushers are going to relocate to when they show up two hours early to work for some reason.

[Tracer Bullet]

Is that Kent Tukulve on the mound? He was awesome.

 

Did you read the 10 posts on this picture?

A simple "Yes" would have required fewer keystrokes. And actually, you know, helped.

 

If I did that, he wouldn't learn nothing.

[d_money]

Is that Kent Tukulve on the mound? He was awesome.

 

Did you read the 10 posts on this picture?

A simple "Yes" would have required fewer keystrokes. And actually, you know, helped.

 

If I did that, he wouldn't learn nothing.

 

I look forward to learning more from you, Jedi master.

[Butterscup1679666578]

I just want to know where all those 85-year-old Wrigley Field ushers are going to relocate to when they show up two hours early to work for some reason.

 

and Roast

[Bull]

Sullivan made a strange comment in an article tonight. He said that it was weird the Cubs had purchased the McDonald's b/c the team had banned personnel from picking up food there for the players. Apparently after hiring the nutritionist fast food was banned. Except for days when Garza pitched; for some reason everyone was allowed to eat Popeye's then.

 

why does that make the purchase weird? Sullivan is apparently desperate for something to write about. And you are clearly pathetically desperate for news since you posted it. I am obviously ridiculously pathetically desperate for action on this board, as I commented on it.

[Tracer Bullet]

Is that Kent Tukulve on the mound? He was awesome.

 

Did you read the 10 posts on this picture?

A simple "Yes" would have required fewer keystrokes. And actually, you know, helped.

 

If I did that, he wouldn't learn nothing.

 

I look forward to learning more from you, Jedi master.

 

Asking you to read a 3-page thread before posting a question that was answered in a 5+ post discussion is a Jedi mind trick?

[d_money]

Is that Kent Tukulve on the mound? He was awesome.

 

Did you read the 10 posts on this picture?

A simple "Yes" would have required fewer keystrokes. And actually, you know, helped.

 

If I did that, he wouldn't learn nothing.

 

I look forward to learning more from you, Jedi master.

 

Asking you to read a 3-page thread before posting a question that was answered in a 5+ post discussion is a Jedi mind trick?

 

I missed it in the NSBB by-laws that appointed you "post response time etiquette". Move on...

[Tracer Bullet]

Start with actually reading a thread before posting questions that have been answered. Don't try to jump right into the bylaws.

[Guest]

Start with actually reading a thread before posting questions that have been answered. Don't try to jump right into the bylaws.

I think it was Leon Durham at first, wasn't it?

[jersey cubs fan]

torco?

[Ding Dong Johnson]

I think I know what the "d" stands for.

[Castro13]

Start with actually reading a thread before posting questions that have been answered. Don't try to jump right into the bylaws.

 

Boy, you showed him Mr Mod!

[treebird]

Start with actually reading a thread before posting questions that have been answered. Don't try to jump right into the bylaws.

 

Boy, you showed him Mr Mod!

 

well, moderator. we just say moderator.

[javy knows my name]

Start with actually reading a thread before posting questions that have been answered. Don't try to jump right into the bylaws.

 

Boy, you showed him Mr Mod!

 

well, moderator. we just say moderator.

 

I cackled

[Sammy Sofa]

Start with actually reading a thread before posting questions that have been answered. Don't try to jump right into the bylaws.

 

Boy, you showed him Mr Mod!

 

well, moderator. we just say moderator.

 

Yesssssss.

[The R-Train]

Start with actually reading a thread before posting questions that have been answered. Don't try to jump right into the bylaws.

 

Boy, you showed him Mr Mod!

 

well, moderator. we just say moderator.

=D> =D> =D>

[jwmann2]

Sounds very similar to what Jerry Reinsdorf did with the Bacardi project at US Cellular Field. Good idea though, anything to create more fanfare and things to do around the stadium will help attendance and atmosphere. Not that Cubs games lack those things...