with the “Its going to Happen” posters, signs, T-shirts etc.
I will always stop in at BCB.

I will definintely be more subdued next year, just keep my passion in check.

Pointless drivel like that article to the list-people are way too wrapped up in this stuff, signs and countdowns arent the reason why they lose…..do these same people believe if horoscopes as well?

I’ve pretty much gotten over the collapse but I know the whole NLDS will be re-hashed once the NLCS starts, as Tim McCarver, is no doubt, already preparing his Cubs bashing pre game analysis. (I HATE TIM McCARVER!!!)

But, in all honesty, I was nervous as hell before the NLDS started. I did not begin watching it with confidence — Rather, I was fearing the worst. Can anybody else admit to having these feelings?

Al’s recap of game 1 told me that the crowd that night had the same feeling, not to mention, the TBS announcers commented on the quietness of the crowd. Were we all fearing the worst??? Be honest!!

Sullivan has never written a thing of insight or brilliance in his career. And he looks like a creepy middle aged guy who lives in the basement of his mother’s home and peeks through the curtains as the junior high children get off the bus.

He never said avoid any Newspaper that has a Cubs beat writer by the name of Paul Sullivan.

Bite me.

I know you’re checking. Convince your bosses to re-design that rag so it looks like a newspaper. If I wanted the USA Today filled with ads, I would subscribe to that thing.

…if I should retire checking out the ‘ole discussion board. Sometimes, you try to get a good conversation going and you get somebody, or two, just responding some smart-alecky remark without any substance. It’s almost getting routine… I dunno.

Go Cubs Go

stop sending in any questions to Paul Sullivan. He has absolutely no insight, never played the game one day in his life and is a bitter old bastard just waiting for the Tribune to lay him off so he can move to Florida and sell pencils on the beach to vacationers.

Problem is we have an entrenched media in this city.

The only beat writer worth a darn in this city covering any team is Bruce Miles and I don’t just say that because he visits us here.

I guess misery loves company. Sharing thoughts and feelings about our Cubs obsession is what makes me feel better. Without this, I would just complain to people who couldn’t care less.

Anyway, I wore my Cubs hat to work today, the healing process begins.

…all painted up in Cubs decals and such, I guess I will have to avoid it eh?

Whatever. This guy is a wiener.