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Sunday, October 1, 2006

OK, it’s time for healing

posted by on October 1 at 20:20 PM

Ah, it is sad. For you.

But I do sympathize. Really. I love Seattle—the Comet Tavern, the Hop Vine, the Market Grill at Pike Market (best fucking salmon sandwich anywhere).

So, for those of you who are suffering right now, I offer the reminder: tomorrow is another day. Put things in perspective. It’s just a game.

And tomorrow morning, I will post a post-mortem. Right now, it’s time to drink more and not worry about spilling on the borrowed laptop.

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Damn it. The trip to the sports bar not only didn't neutralize Chicago Sports Fan's mojo, but the bar itself was full of Bears fans (or were they Seattle 3rd quarter sell-outs?), and I had to spend the rest of the game keeping my football-hating girlfriend upright and courteous.
Now, I see only glory-ramen and eyebrow knitting as the finish to this terrible evening.
It went ahead and happened like we knew it could if we did what we shouldn't do.

Posted by Lloyd Clydesdale | October 1, 2006 9:33 PM
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Just checking -- does anyone else really give a shit?

Posted by K | October 1, 2006 10:16 PM
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no. it's all about the huskies these days, bitches.

Posted by wags | October 1, 2006 10:37 PM
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I'm confused - are we still arguing over the Buju concert?

Posted by Reggae Sucks | October 1, 2006 10:44 PM
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Which team has the most homophobes? The Seahawks have plenty including Hasselbeck.

Posted by Who cares? | October 1, 2006 11:46 PM
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Only I started liking football because the Seahawks were winning. They better shape up or its back to napping Sunday afternoons.

Maybe I'll give religion a try. Anyone know one that meets Sunday afternoon, serves alcohol, and isn't confusing. Free hookers would be a nice touch.

Posted by Fairweather Fan Giffy | October 2, 2006 7:11 AM
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thanks Bears! Now my hapless RAMS are in a tie for first in the NFC West. And we acyually scored a few TDs yesterday!! OK, it was against the Lions, but they all count for 7!

Posted by Mike in MO | October 2, 2006 7:21 AM
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There was a game? How nice! What teams played? Who made the most baskets? What did the organist play for the seventh inning stretch? I hope nobody had to go to the penalty box....

Posted by catalina vel-duray | October 2, 2006 7:37 AM
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Who like's fat hairy bears anyway, even if they are from Chicago? I'm partial to twinks with tight asses. And those brown and orange jersey's? Attrocious!

Posted by Queer Eye | October 2, 2006 8:21 AM
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We were beaten like red headed step kids. Plain and simple. Bitch slapped! Back hand! Walter Jones got thrown around like a rag doll. My grandmom could hit harder, and she is dead. The Seahawks actually did the impossible. They made a mediocre team look good, but bottom line: Im out 50 bucks.

Its all good, now we know who we have to take care of in the playoffs.

By the way, Soldier fields looks glossy, very different than the Sweetness days.

I gotta give it up to the damn Bears, that air game looked pretty damn good. These are different Bears than the 10 yards and a cloud of dust Bears that won it all.

Posted by SeMe | October 2, 2006 8:59 AM
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Before you dis The Stranger's live sports coverage you ought to know that "Chicago Fan" is an important professor in Chicago and Dan Savage's brother.


Someone with a PH.D. in American Literature knows a little bit more about sports that you ever will. Nuf Said. I hope The Stranger covers more Corporate Sporting events, it's the best part of the paper.

William Savage (Ph.D. Northwestern University)

teaches courses in twentieth-century American literature, with special focus on the novel and the Lost and Beat Generations. His research focuses on theories of how people read narrative in relation to aesthetics (ideas about what is or is not good art) and ideology (politics as made manifest in literature). He also writes about the relationship between popular and elite culture in the context of evolving standards for what is thought to be great literature.

Posted by William Savage Fan | October 2, 2006 9:02 AM
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To all the sports haters out there, lighten up. Postings are normally slow on Sunday so last night's posts were all in good fun.

Posted by Bosco | October 2, 2006 9:37 AM

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