White Sox and Cubbies and a cool App on the way

Things are a little crazy in Chicago these days. The White Sox are Hot and the Cubbies are most definitely not. Know what else is hot (besides the weather)? Super Exciting Stuff on Tuesday. It’s an App-ening so stay tooned! Yep, that’s right a Drew App is on the way! So by all means be here Tuesday. And bring a few of your closest friends with you.

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4 Responses to White Sox and Cubbies and a cool App on the way

gene says:

July 19, 2010 at 5:15 am

Good Morning from Omaha,

The sox play in a weak divisions with only them and one other team playing over .500 ball. But you can;t knock winning with out sounding like a loser.
The cubs are the cubs. My neighbor is a cub fan, he even flies a cubs flag on his second flag pole, and says tht cheering for the cubs is like hitting yourself on the head with hammer over and over again- it feels good when it stops. Its baseball and I would love to go to wrigley to see a game. Oh well, better get a job first.
Strive for excellence, nothing but your best.
Gene
Drew says:

July 19, 2010 at 10:43 am

Gene,
I’ve never been to Wrigley. Gotta do it someday!
Kevin says:

July 19, 2010 at 12:08 pm

A Drew -App. Can’t wait !!!
Sherri says:

July 19, 2010 at 1:41 pm

Drew App? The suspense may kill me. Wrigley is a great ballpark, loved the outside look. But I like the newer ones, like Coors and Safeco, better. Guess I am not much of a traditionalist.

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