Chicagoans have a long history of crappy athlete raps. Okay, just the one, but it’s a trend setter:
Therefore, we shamefully include the following in the Chicago Sports Craptastic Pantheon: a car commercial with rapping managers/former athletes. Take it far far away, Lou Piniella and Ozzie Guillen:
So if you see us outside Wrigley tomorrow waving pH strips in the air, we are waving them as if we do care; we’re checking the douche level. Let’s keep it pH-balanced out there, Cubs fans.
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This is Steve and it’s no wonder…Alwyas makes me laugh. I know every word to the Super Bowl Shuffle, one of my friends name a player and asks me to say their lines. I am pathetic.
Local boys made good, at least theoretically. That’s why Mr. Clean (aka Billy Corgan) sings about once a year. Suspiciously absent: Local H. Jus’ sayin’.
12:02 pm on June 22nd, 2008
This is Steve and it’s no wonder…Alwyas makes me laugh. I know every word to the Super Bowl Shuffle, one of my friends name a player and asks me to say their lines. I am pathetic.
12:09 pm on June 22nd, 2008
We’re All American Rejects and Good Charlotte unavailable?
12:14 pm on June 22nd, 2008
Local boys made good, at least theoretically. That’s why Mr. Clean (aka Billy Corgan) sings about once a year. Suspiciously absent: Local H. Jus’ sayin’.