This is amazing… who didn’t have a Penny, Shaq, or Larry Johnson jersey back then?
I was a Charlotte fan, starter jersey, coat, hat, tee’s, and Jordan’s… I never fucked with those whack Converse Grandmamas…
I had the LJ and Shaq jersey, and Badgers and Packers Starter jackets. My pops actually had the Grandmamas for a while.
I don’t know where this is from, but it’s so accurate and makes me so happy and proud.
This is just…. beautiful.
Pretty sure it was in a pamphlet that came with my shareholder envelope. I think I read it there.
More reasons Packers fans are recognized as the classiest. Class, first class, all the way.
I was looking through old newspapers to find some of my clips on specific topics. The papers spanned part of the Brett Favre retirement saga.
It’s nearly a calendar year since the Packers last lost a game, and it’s nearly four years since Favre played his last regular season game with Green Bay.
“This is Brewers baseball, in which a team seeking its first World Series title still has time for complete nuttiness.”
The Brewers sausage race, as described by the New York Times.
At game 1 of the NLCS, Chorizo was the victor. (I had opted for chorizo earlier in the game, so I felt like a winner cause I had ate the winning sausage.)
Jon Bois of SB Nation wrote a series of letters from the CEO of the fictional “Light Beer” company described in Miller Lite’s utterly awful and offensive “Man Up” ads. Here’s an excerpt:
Once again, though… I don’t mean to be a Nitpicking Norman, but I couldn’t help but notice that once again, your commercial is… well, if I didn’t know better, I’d say that you were leveraging already-existing gender biases to try to shame men into drinking your beer.
This ad explicitly defines the drinking of Light Beer as “unmanly behavior.” Far more discouraging, though, is the insinuation that being “unmanly” is inherently undesirable. Did you know, sir, that there are many human beings who are not men? Did you also know that there are many men who have no interest in the contemporary pop-culture definition of “men,” and that we have no call to shame them simply for being who they are?
Slow clap, Jon Bois. Slow clap.
(via fuckyeahmilwaukee)
New iPhone lock screen.
