Say hey! Dave Barry learned how to use flash! That's the hardest I've laughed since the last Erma Bombeck book.

Snarg 03 May 2004

"Spankwad productions"? That sums it up pretty well.

The seating comparison is pretty funny - except that no one at Wiggly Feeled is watching the game.

pazen 03 May 2004

Obviously a moron of the cub lovin fame had something to get off his chest... typical fuzziness that comes from that side--- I'm a chicagoan first --even worked at Wrigley for two summers, yet you are born with one allegiance first .... Sox fans do more harm to our image than when the team is bad. Reindsdorf doesn't help himself either. Yet, we have far more winning seasons and this bum sends out a crappy video like that?! Shame...northsiders could afford to make a better video for that matter, obvious he can't afford to get up and do the video right ( too drunk from one of those losing games in Arizona, heh?)

It always comes from the geek in the back of the room to start some crap.... sox 5 out of 6 this year....OZFEST...!!!!

Robert 05 May 2004

I dont think that it is politically incorrect. I support the guy who made it and his right to freedom of speech. Now that being said. I congratulate the Cubs on how much attention they get from the media and how much revenue they bring to the city as well as finally selecting a halfway competent manager who seems to understand that baseball is a game that is meant to be won and not merely a backdrop for a bunch of transplanted suburbanite wannabe northsider transient apartment dwellers having an outdoor beer fest. Who claim to be diehard cubs fans but probably grew up in Naperville and couldnt even find their way around the northside without a map, and would probably lock their SUV doors if they saw Andre Dawson crossing the street. I salute the true long suffering northsiders not only in Wrigleyville, but all the other surrounding neighborhoods. The families of working class people probably clinging on to their homes in the hopes that the rampant gentrification afflicting the northside wont raise the property taxes and force them to sell their homes to a developer who'll put three tiny condos on a lot that held a decent single family home so the Hugo Boss/Range Rover set can take up all the parking with their huge 10 mpg SUV's. I'll take my street smarts, my Bridgeport income generating two flat with huge backyard, big garage, $1500 year property taxes, neighbors I know, WhiteSox Zone Resident Parking a block away from the park, the fact that when the game is over "EVERYONE GOES HOME!" and a ball team that win or lose has always tried to improve itself. Good luck cubs fans, the real ones I mean.

City Southsider born and bred 05 May 2004