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People who have been caught doing bad things have a tendency to lob grenades as a way to create a diversion behind which they can hide.
— Amy Dickinson (Ask Amy)

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Bubble gum-free baseball is a win for the terrorists.
— Paul Sullivan (Chicago Tribune)

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If your team is eliminated, you must ceremonially shave immediately. That night…as the horn sounds. You are not allowed to hang on to it. You lose the game, you lose the beard. For the ceremony, you need all the sad music, drunken tears, and drama you can muster. This should be the most emotionally scarring moment of your life.
— Jay Zawaski on Playoff Beard Management

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Good homemade stuff.


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fyeahkellyt:

Here is a diagram to put the Japan Tsunami in perspective. If Chicago had a Tsunami that reached 6mi inland, the red area would be destroyed. The Blue area is the footprint of the Great Chicago Fire.
—-EDIT—-
I would like to clarify that while I was the one who originally posted this picture on Tumblr, I did not make it. My brother made the picture and put it on Facebook, where I saw it and decided to post it here on my blog. I had no idea that it was going to get so popular, so I didn’t bother crediting him at first.
Now that people are starting to ask me about it, I wanted to credit my brother. Also, NBCChicago.com has published an article about this picture. Read the article here.

fyeahkellyt:

Here is a diagram to put the Japan Tsunami in perspective. If Chicago had a Tsunami that reached 6mi inland, the red area would be destroyed. The Blue area is the footprint of the Great Chicago Fire.

—-EDIT—-

I would like to clarify that while I was the one who originally posted this picture on Tumblr, I did not make it. My brother made the picture and put it on Facebook, where I saw it and decided to post it here on my blog. I had no idea that it was going to get so popular, so I didn’t bother crediting him at first.

Now that people are starting to ask me about it, I wanted to credit my brother. Also, NBCChicago.com has published an article about this picture. Read the article here.


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