I don't think anything more needs to be said. It's a way of life.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
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Welcome to Aisle 424
(Photo by Kristin Peterson)
This Chicago Cubs blog is inspired by the Trib ads in the 80s called Tales from the Upper Deck, which featured one of my heroes and die-hard Cub fan, Mike Royko.
I spent a great deal of my time up in Aisle 424 of Wrigley Field with other Cubs season ticket holders from 1998 to 2010. We mainly talked about the Cubs or baseball, but we also delved into other topics on occasion. Though many of us have given up our Season Tickets now, we still get together to talk baseball and discuss the continuing failure of the Chicago Cubs to win a World Series in our lifetimes.
Tales from Aisle 424 usually resembles the occasionally insightful, mostly snarky, and nonsensical rants of me and my summer family (and it usually comes back around to the Cubs).
I spent a great deal of my time up in Aisle 424 of Wrigley Field with other Cubs season ticket holders from 1998 to 2010. We mainly talked about the Cubs or baseball, but we also delved into other topics on occasion. Though many of us have given up our Season Tickets now, we still get together to talk baseball and discuss the continuing failure of the Chicago Cubs to win a World Series in our lifetimes.
Tales from Aisle 424 usually resembles the occasionally insightful, mostly snarky, and nonsensical rants of me and my summer family (and it usually comes back around to the Cubs).
Highlighted Rants from Aisle 424
- Are You There Baseball Gods? It's Me, Tim
- Best. Birthday. Ever.
- Cubs Know Hope Sells
- Cubs Lose a Legend - Farewell, Ron
- Finding the Right Seat 101
- Hey KFC, WTF?
- I See How It's Going to Be
- Inblogguration Address
- Interview with the Baseball Gods
- The Last Merry Christmas Game?
- The Letter
- My Mom and the Cubs
- The Question
- Resisting the Card Side
- Who is the Cubs' Executive Chairman?
Aisle 424 Archive
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- Thanks
- Top Five Things You Should Never Do
- Cubs Will Eventually Break Everyone Down
- Are the Cubs Destroying Andrew Cashner?
- Cubs Think You Haven't Spent Enough Money Yet
- Longest Off Day Ever
- The Cubs Played a Baseball Game Yesterday?
- Cubs Can Finally Use One of Their DHs As a DH
- Al Yellon Wants Sean Marshall's Arm to Fall Off
- Cubs Win and Castro's Ridiculous Throw Drive Every...
- Kaplan Once Said the Tigers Were Interested in Mil...
- Oh, Good Grief! Here Come the Phillies
- If You Kids Don't Knock It Off, We Will Pull This ...
- Cut the Crap, Tunney
- Cubs Suck at Everything
- Cardinals Providing Cubs Fans With Straw to Grasp
- Greatest Fans in the World Are Becoming the Angrie...
- Cubs Full of Shock and Awful
- Re-Run Sunday: My Mom and the Cubs
- Starlin Castro Era Begins Sooner Than Expected
- What It's Like to Be a Cubs Fan
- Not Scared of Pirates? You Should Be
- So You're Telling Me There's a Chance
- Messmerizing the National Anthem
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5 comments:
I am sorry my Cubs fan. There is always the Blackhawks!
Tim, how about those Jamestown Jammers?
Thanks Kimmy. The Hawks did a great job improving my mood by smacking down the Canucks to take back home ice. That was nice.
Uncle Dave, I miss when the Jamestown Jammers were the Jamestown Expos. I'm not even sure who they are affiliated with anymore.
I hope you don't mind, but I used your Fantasy Baseball post from 2009 for my Fantasy Baseball paper and presentation in my History and Literature of Baseball class this semester.
Annemarie,
I'm surprised you found a scholarly use for fart jokes. Good job! I'm also jealous that you are able to take a class called the History and Literature of Baseball.
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