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Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
LOL Don. I'm pissed at the Chargeless right now. They keep making me look stupid. I guess we'll know in a month whether or not they were right or I was right. All I know is that the last time the Chargeless were significant in the sports world was 1963 and the players were poppin' steroids like a fat kid pops candy corn on Halloween.— December 26, 2009 8:33 a.m.
5:AM and all the world is still asleep/first edit
LULZ!— December 25, 2009 9:50 a.m.
A sad day in America...
I am VERY ashamed to say that I voted for the black Jimmy Carter. I promise, it won't happen again. On my to-do list is getting over to the DMV here in Esco and getting a form to change my political status. In 2010, I'll be voting strictly Independent. If no Independent candidates are running for a particular office, I'll be voting Republican for the first time in almost 15 years. It also shames and pains me to have to resort to voting Republican but I think the Democrats are a tad more evil in their plotting ways. In 4 years, I'll be breaking the law unless I'm working somewhere that offers health insurance. It's said that most Democrats didn't want this health care reform bill passed. Every Democrats I've personally discussed this with, wanted the public option. The public option is what makes having no insurance in 2014 illegal. I'll be honest. I don't know all the details of this bill regarding health care for women but let me be the first to say that I feel for each every one of you. WHEN HAS THE GOVERNMENT DONE ANYTHING RIGHT?— December 25, 2009 9:48 a.m.
Feels Like Rain
Daniel Tammet is further proof that there are more geniuses born under the star sign of Aquarius than any other. Simply AMAZING!— December 25, 2009 9:31 a.m.
Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
Something tells me a2zresource must not live in the real world if he's found an FBI agent or two that seem like they're the salt of the Earth. The FBI is one of the most inept government sheriffs there are. ANYTHING associated with the federal government smacks of ineptitude. I also never said that there were no down-to-Earth people here. I'll give you a quick example that I've noticed since moving out here almost 5 years ago... TYPICAL EXCHANGE BETWEEN TRANSPLANT & NATIVE: Native:Welcome to America's Finest City. Transplant:Thank you. TYPICAL EXCHANGE BETWEEN TRANSPLANT & TRANSPLANT: Transplant:Welcome to Sandy Eggo. Transplant:Thank you. See the difference? I've seen this scenario played out dozens of times while living here. I saw it twice at Lindbergh Field when I was coming back from a trip home in March. Anyways, I have to run. BTW, the answer to my question, a playoff game almost got blacked out. Yes, a playoff game. There were 350 tickets left for that game that the SD-UT snatched up to keep the Chargeless from becoming national embarrassments instead of just local embarrassments. http://legacy.signonsandiego.com/sports/chargers/…— December 24, 2009 11:54 a.m.
Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
LOL Don. Using the economy as a reason for s***ty fans is a cop-out. I'll bet there are poorer people living in Wisconsin than in California. Yet, the games ALWAYS sell out. Economy isn't the reason. In all honesty, if the Chargeless win 5 Championships in the next 50 years, this conversation will be moot. Team pride is supposed to bring fan pride. In SD, it's backwards. Chicago is also known as the City With Broad Shoulders. Do you know why?— December 24, 2009 11:37 a.m.
Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
I know where you're coming from themaninthemirror. However, there's a bit of a difference between GB die-hards and SD die-hards. Die-hard Packers will skip funerals of friends to either watch the game on TV or in person at the stadium. SD die-hards give up both watching the game on TV or in person to go sky diving, surfing, wind surfing, golfing, etc, etc. Can anyone tell me what almost happened on January 4th, 2008 at Qualcomm Stadium? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller? (hint:Think of a paper that's not going anywhere) I'll be back after a shower, trip to Von's and lunch to see if anyone can tell me. For your listening pleasure, I give you, Bob Knows Best... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q7uUOwx60s&featur…— December 24, 2009 11:30 a.m.
The Predictable Pandora's Box is Opening
Keep in mind that 3-D has been around since the 50's. It's more played out than an El Cajon whore. Hollywood has truly bitten the hand that's fed it and unfortunetely for the rest of humanity, the younger generation is too stupid to realize it.— December 24, 2009 11:02 a.m.
Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
I moved here to be with the one I love. As soon as she is divorced, I might move back. I also might be moving back within a year or so with or without her. Wisconsin is just as f***ed up as California when it comes to politics and the weather might be great out here but in Wisconsin/Illinois, I'm with people that are a hell of alot more humble and down to Earth. Anyone, anywhere can find any fault with the place they live. As much as I love my birth country, but it's almost a shame that we're "united".— December 24, 2009 10:51 a.m.
Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
"...In any case, do games played in the 1980s and 1990s have relevance today?" Sure they do. Just ask the Chargeless about playing in Pittsburgh. :-D Chargeless fans thought 0-13 didn't mean s*** this year. It's now up to 0-14 at Heinz Field. Same thing about Mile High Field in Denver. The Chargeless didn't win a single game from 1971-1980.— December 24, 2009 9:32 a.m.