ExiledInIllinois

Grossman got them to SB and 13-3 record... Yeah... Chicago in 123 years has never had a 30 TD season passer... NOT even Sid Luckman... And probably NOT Caleb Williams this year. Still been to 2 SB's & won one.

In the last 20 years, Bears have been to one SuperBowl, conference championship, and a few playoffs. Our 17 years was way worse. This is the 40th Anniversary of their SBXX win... Bills desert 🏜 worse. Way worse.

TiL'd Tupac's favorite song: https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/tupac-shakur-favourite-song-unlikely-don-mclean/

Have you been on the Indiana Turnpike? Makes New York look like the Taj Mahal... Ohio got their act together 20 years... I walked in to one washroom when my son was little... Opened stall and someone made "glorious butt explosion" all over the place...😆 My son & haven't been quiet right for 25 years! Hard to unsee that! It's pretty bad in airline heads... I have either got larger OR they have gotten REALLY small! Ben Roethlisberger's escapades look sterile compared with what the MileHileClub deals with today. Worse than a Greyhound bus through the Mojave or a Dave Matthew's Band bus crossing the Chicago River! Yeah. Too late I guess. 😆

In honor of our next storm. B storm of season... "Bellamy" Just don't park me on the "Group W" bench tell me to kill!!!😏

YOU sir have won my devotion! cc: @Mike in Horseheads @Gugny @BringBackFergy 😆

@Mike in Horseheads IT'S the holiday season again!!! ENJOY! 🤣

😆 https://cboardinggroup.com/how-to-travel-like-an-ahole-beginners-guide-becoming-a-modern-travel-jerk/

No! Just the hierarchy & status symbols. Symbols are just symbols. Let's promote function over form. Trying to shoe horn the golden age into today's world would be a functional disaster... I don't want your nasty tie falling on my face during a flight... lol

Ties don't get cleaned well enough just like airplanes... Dry cleaning doesn't get rid of bacteria... No wonder the blood flow is lacking...😉😜 KeyWord here: "SYMBOL" "Despite being a symbol of smartness and professionalism, neckties may not be so good for your health.They can transmit bacteria from medic to patient more so than a shirt sleeve,and too-tight tie shave also been found to increase pressure in the eye, possibly leading to an increased risk of glaucoma. Researchers in a small 2018 study found tight ties could also reduce blood flow to the brain by 7.5 per cent." "Should you stop wearing neckties?—wearing a tight necktie reduces cerebral blood flow" https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00234-018-2048-7 This explains it! 😆🤣 If you start to feel dizzy, take your tie off!

Yeah... But what's the rotation? 😆... Still scuzzy... From AI: "Dry cleaning can help reduce bacteria on clothing, but its effectiveness varies depending on the type of fabric and the specific solvents used. While the high temperatures in dry cleaning can kill some germs, it may not eliminate all bacteria as effectively as traditional laundering with hot water and detergent."

Ties are nasty. Who cleans a tie! https://advancestudy.org/do-doctors-wear-ties/ Ties are germ vector: "...The primary concern driving the decline in tie-wearing among doctors is hygiene. Numerous studies have demonstrated that ties can harbor significant amounts of bacteria, including potentially harmful pathogens like Staphylococcus aureus (Staph) and Clostridium difficile (C. diff). ..."

The tone-deaf US Department of Transportation:

🙄 A Bills fan, that's who!😉 When did theater get uppity... The audience for a Shakespearean play at the Globe was very diverse, with people from all social classes and a wide variety of professions. They came to the theater to have a good time, so they often drank to excess, shouted at the actors, and even threw rotten fruit if they didn't like the play. Audience Behavior While many now view the theater as a place of high culture and refinement, the theater was in many ways a low-brow venue in Shakespeare's time. Theater-goers indulged in excessive drinking, which led to sloppy and offensive behavior among the crowd. They would shout at the performers, laugh and cry whenever they wanted to, and even throw rotten produce at the actors onstage. In many cases, these theater-goers were the same people who went to see public executions or bear-baiting spectacles. While the actors performed very serious plays like Hamlet on stage, some of the audience may have been too intoxicated or rowdy to grasp the seriousness of the endeavor.

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