Pollyellon banned me

[PenFoe]

We're losing sight of what's important here.

Al gargles balls.

Considering this fucking thread is 117 pages long, I don't think anyone has ever lost sight of that, even for a nanosecond.

[BH]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

[Quality Start Machine]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

They should have called him "The blogger known as doucherocket".

[Bort]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

Always welcome would be any member of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, of course.

Like you could keep them away from a mic and camera in Chicago...

[CBStew]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

Always welcome would be any member of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, of course.

Like you could keep them away from a mic and camera in Chicago...

Your favorite 1985 Bear is someone else's D list celebrity.

[Wheezer]

Or perhaps it was actress Denise Richards, who brought along a little cheat sheet in case she forgot the words.

IIRC, there's a monitor with the lyrics just under the window, so basically everyone has a "cheat sheet."

[Internet Apex]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

Always welcome would be any member of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, of course.

Like you could keep them away from a mic and camera in Chicago...

Your favorite 1985 Bear is someone else's D list celebrity.

Somewhere in heaven there are people who like soccer and don't give a shit who Walter Payton is.

[Bort]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

Always welcome would be any member of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, of course.

Like you could keep them away from a mic and camera in Chicago...

Your favorite 1985 Bear is someone else's D list celebrity.

Somewhere in heaven there are people who like soccer and don't give a shit who Walter Payton is.

I bet the '85 Bears pop champagne every time the current Bears are eliminated from the postseason. A new set of champions knock them right off heir gravy train.

[Brownie]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

Always welcome would be any member of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, of course.

Like you could keep them away from a mic and camera in Chicago...

Your favorite 1985 Bear is someone else's D list celebrity.

Somewhere in heaven there are people who like soccer and don't give a shit who Walter Payton is.

And Walter's up there hunting those guys down and reminding them Jarrett was an all-state high school soccer player as a junior before wising up and playing football. Wait, what were we talking about?

[morpheus]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

Always welcome would be any member of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, of course.

Like you could keep them away from a mic and camera in Chicago...

Your favorite 1985 Bear is someone else's D list celebrity.

Somewhere in heaven there are people who like soccer and don't give a shit who Walter Payton is.

I bet the '85 Bears pop champagne every time the current Bears are eliminated from the postseason. A new set of champions knock them right off heir gravy train.

Wouldn't the new champs be the heirs to the old ones?  I'm so confused.

[Quality Start Machine]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

Always welcome would be any member of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, of course.

Like you could keep them away from a mic and camera in Chicago...

Your favorite 1985 Bear is someone else's D list celebrity.

Somewhere in heaven there are people who like soccer and don't give a shit who Walter Payton is.

somewhere in Hell it's all soccer all the time.

[Bort]

Al is bigtime now.

"It was a good idea at first," Al Yellon, who runs bleedcubbieblue.com, said of the Cubs' decision to allow celebrities to take over the job the late Harry Caray handled so famously for so many years. "But it turned into a celebrity fest with D-list celebrities."

Ouch.

Always welcome would be any member of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears, of course.

Like you could keep them away from a mic and camera in Chicago...

Your favorite 1985 Bear is someone else's D list celebrity.

Somewhere in heaven there are people who like soccer and don't give a shit who Walter Payton is.

I bet the '85 Bears pop champagne every time the current Bears are eliminated from the postseason. A new set of champions knock them right off heir gravy train.

Wouldn't the new champs be the heirs to the old ones?  I'm so confused.

I never should have gotten the iPANK 5.

[Saul Goodman]

I opened up the spring training program before today's game in Mesa to find that the Cubs are letting our favorite bologna enthusiast write articles for that publication.  It's about time the Cubs finally GET IT.  The article was ten reasons for Cubs fans to hope (gag).  Surprisingly, not one of those reasons was witnessing opponents' historical accomplishments at Wrigley Field.  Al's slipping.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

The next time this thread is bumped there had better be a link to the news story about how a CTA bus had run over this talentless idiot.

[PenFoe]

The next time this thread is bumped there had better be a link to the news story about how a CTA bus had run over this talentless idiot.

A-Fucking-Men.

This thread is the worst thing about this place.