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The Meigs Field Curse has already started.
After things were going so well, and Daley moved the troops in during the dark of night to destroy the lovely little airport, it seems Chicago is totally and completely screwed. Convention activity is down (the McCormick center is adjacent to Meigs Field, wonder why companies are resistent to coming to a downtown that is no longer convenient); the White Sox were doing very well, just like Meigs, and folded at the end; the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry built a replica Wright Flyer...it didn't fly...just dribbled off the end of the rail; the Cubs are playing at night, which because of the Meigs Field Curse and Daley's nighttime evil, the Cubs will appear to be doing well.... (idkw) wrote in message . com... Karma's a bitch, ain't it Daly? The Cubs will never reach the series, ever. Muahahahahahahahaha. |
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Reading some 1918 (hehehe on both teams this year) Cubs vs Boston World
Series history - it said the Cubs played their 1918 World Series Home games at Comiskey Park, because it had more seats than Wrigley Field. http://www.sportingnews.com/archives...ries/1918.html -- Montblack ("Mike O'Malley" wrote) On another note, The Fan doesn't need to go to Florida for safe haven. South of Madison is just fine; not everyone in Chicago is a Cubs fan. Most of us Sox fans just kind of chukeled after that one. |
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