8:00 PM Now that I've gotten that haircut out of the way, I'll be here all day Thanksgiving posting on SbB. Business as usual. Hope you'll join me, I'll have takeout from Izzy's Deli for everybody.
7:53 PM Don't know what to make of this from the WSJ: "An NFL committee on concussions led by John Madden has discussed banning helmets in practices and changing or removing face masks." Since blood sells, maybe facemask removal could happen.
7:37 PM Remember how media has reported that Jimmy Clausen was at an "establishment" and/or a "restaurant" when he got jacked in the eye? John Walters of AOL Fanhouse has a photo of the dump joint.
As the Windy City Series gets underway at Wrigley today, Ozzie Guillen managed to have a hearty laugh at some Cubs fans selling shirts that make a mini-mockery of his Hispanic heritage. After such grand guffawing, one is bound to be bedeviled by a parched throat. Hey, Ozzie, how ’bout a Pepsi?
And look who’s co-starring in the commercial with the White Sox manager - it’s none other than Cubs hurler Carlos Zambrano. And even Bobby Abreu makes a last-second cameo.
Ahhh, muy refrescante!
As for the offensive shirts, Ozzie really does get the last laugh - at least for today.
We’re not suggesting Coke has fallen behind Pepsi in Pacific Asia for any one reason, but it doesn’t hurt that Coke’s local bottlers have not been as aggressive as Pepsi’s recently. For example, Thailand’s young boxing phenom received news in Beijing that Pepsi has set up swag tents on his front lawn. Coke ran in behind and offered more money if Pepsi would just take down the tents.
Now they’re being forced to co-exist in his front yard until the Games are over. Then we imagine the boxer/police sergeant will deal with the matter the only way he knows now: let his agent handle it. (Side note: American Olympians work at Home Dept; Thai Olympians are police sergeants. Jus’ sayin’.) Read more…
