Cubs' Prospects FUTUREBONER thread

[Quality Start Machine]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

But it's the RIGHT loud.

[Chuck to Chuck]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

That sounds more like Andy Frain was complaining, not the casual fan.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

That sounds more like Andy Frain was complaining, not the casual fan.

Not the point, Chuck.

[Bort]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

That sounds more like Andy Frain was complaining, not the casual fan.

Not the point, Chuck.

That's a pretty all-purpose statement.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

That sounds more like Andy Frain was complaining, not the casual fan.

Not the point, Chuck.

That's a pretty all-purpose statement.

Starting typing "No, Chuck", but decided I should be ever so slightly more specific.

[CBStew]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

But it's the RIGHT loud.

When they were very young, perhaps ages 5, 7, 9 and 12, I took my sons to a Cal football game.  Cal was typically not very good and the stands had very few fans in them.  It didn't matter to my boys.  They cheered loudly and often.  A woman a few rows ahead of us bitched at them telling them to be quiet.  I lost it, telling her that if she wanted quiet on a Saturday afternoon she should go to the library, not a football game.   Not a good example for my boys, but the other folks around us enjoyed that.   Today, though only one on my sons went to Cal, they are Cal fans.  (Yeah, I know that this post really belongs on Facebook instead of here, but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into poi.)

[Saul Goodman]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

But it's the RIGHT loud.

When they were very young, perhaps ages 5, 7, 9 and 12, I took my sons to a Cal football game.  Cal was typically not very good and the stands had very few fans in them.  It didn't matter to my boys.  They cheered loudly and often.  A woman a few rows ahead of us bitched at them telling them to be quiet.  I lost it, telling her that if she wanted quiet on a Saturday afternoon she should go to the library, not a football game.   Not a good example for my boys, but the other folks around us enjoyed that.   Today, though only one on my sons went to Cal, they are Cal fans.  (Yeah, I know that this post really belongs on Facebook instead of here, but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into poi.)

I disagree, that was an excellent example for your boys.  Will you be back for the opener, Stew?  If not, do you have any gameday suggestions, places to eat, etc.?

[CBStew]

We will be back and sitting in XX in the north end zone.  I'd invite you over for dinner, but they are having festivities at the stadium beginning around 5:30 and one of my sons wants to go to those activities so we will walk over early and probably eat there. 

Telegraph Ave on the South side of campus has various student  type places to eat.  Henry's in the Durant Hotel at Durant and Bowditch is a traditional before and after game eating and drinking site.  It is three blocks from the stadium.

[flannj]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

But it's the RIGHT loud.

When they were very young, perhaps ages 5, 7, 9 and 12, I took my sons to a Cal football game.  Cal was typically not very good and the stands had very few fans in them.  It didn't matter to my boys.  They cheered loudly and often.  A woman a few rows ahead of us bitched at them telling them to be quiet.  I lost it, telling her that if she wanted quiet on a Saturday afternoon she should go to the library, not a football game.   Not a good example for my boys, but the other folks around us enjoyed that.   Today, though only one on my sons went to Cal, they are Cal fans.  (Yeah, I know that this post really belongs on Facebook instead of here, but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into poi.)

I originally read this as "but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into pot"

[PenFoe]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

But it's the RIGHT loud.

When they were very young, perhaps ages 5, 7, 9 and 12, I took my sons to a Cal football game.  Cal was typically not very good and the stands had very few fans in them.  It didn't matter to my boys.  They cheered loudly and often.  A woman a few rows ahead of us bitched at them telling them to be quiet.  I lost it, telling her that if she wanted quiet on a Saturday afternoon she should go to the library, not a football game.   Not a good example for my boys, but the other folks around us enjoyed that.   Today, though only one on my sons went to Cal, they are Cal fans.  (Yeah, I know that this post really belongs on Facebook instead of here, but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into poi.)

I originally read this as "but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into pot"

I read this as a Jewish guy who thought he was Catholic and ended up having 4 kids, but that can't be right, so I moved on.

[Chuck to Chuck]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

But it's the RIGHT loud.

When they were very young, perhaps ages 5, 7, 9 and 12, I took my sons to a Cal football game.  Cal was typically not very good and the stands had very few fans in them.  It didn't matter to my boys.  They cheered loudly and often.  A woman a few rows ahead of us bitched at them telling them to be quiet.  I lost it, telling her that if she wanted quiet on a Saturday afternoon she should go to the library, not a football game.   Not a good example for my boys, but the other folks around us enjoyed that.   Today, though only one on my sons went to Cal, they are Cal fans.  (Yeah, I know that this post really belongs on Facebook instead of here, but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into poi.)

I originally read this as "but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into pot"

I read this as a Jewish guy who thought he was Catholic and ended up having 4 kids, but that can't be right, so I moved on.

There's four kids in my house. Eldest Murton, Middle Murton, Little Girl Murton and me.

[CBStew]

What jackasses complain about shit being too loud in the bleachers?

But it's the RIGHT loud.

When they were very young, perhaps ages 5, 7, 9 and 12, I took my sons to a Cal football game.  Cal was typically not very good and the stands had very few fans in them.  It didn't matter to my boys.  They cheered loudly and often.  A woman a few rows ahead of us bitched at them telling them to be quiet.  I lost it, telling her that if she wanted quiet on a Saturday afternoon she should go to the library, not a football game.   Not a good example for my boys, but the other folks around us enjoyed that.   Today, though only one on my sons went to Cal, they are Cal fans.  (Yeah, I know that this post really belongs on Facebook instead of here, but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into poi.)

I originally read this as "but this is my tenth day on Maui and my brain has turned into pot"

I read this as a Jewish guy who thought he was Catholic and ended up having 4 kids, but that can't be right, so I moved on.

We were influenced by the Kennedys.   Poor Ethel!

[Quality Start Machine]

Up is down, dogs are living with cats, the Cubs playing for a championship.

[Saul Goodman]

Nine games in, and Kris Bryant is off to a hot start.  Currently leading the Arizona Fall League in HR and OPS.  Almora is fourth in OPS.

[Chuck to Chuck]

Nine games in, and Kris Bryant is off to a hot start.  Currently leading the Arizona Fall League in HR and OPS.  Almora is fourth in OPS.

What's the age limit on this league?