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#1 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 2 days ago
How do you figure it’d be better? She was a DEI candidate…the only people that voted for her are people who vote for Dems no matter what.
The Dems botched 24 so badly i don’t think I’ll forgive them any time soon. What a joke.
Skip the primaries and then insert someone almost no one wanted. Great job Dems!
#2 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 3 days ago
It was shit a year ago too. Neither side has shit to offer. I have to choose between AOCs insufferable hysteria, Trumps bravado or Kamala’s absolute retarded rhetoric.
Our politicians do nothing and congress is fucking worthless.
Trumps policies go into effect next year. This is the time that shine. Then the midterms and then everything will lock up again most likely.
#3 Re: Guns N' Roses » 2026 Tour Dates » 7 days ago
Lmao they’re playing Tinley Park? Wonder why…not that it’s a bad place but it really doesn’t fit in with these other spots.
Possibly the first sign the nostalgia tour has run its course?
#4 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 11 days ago
The Dems offer nothing except hysteria and hypocrisy while the MAGAs represent abrupt harsh intervention back to old policies.
Who do you side with? The guy from 3 generations ago or the freak shows that think changing your gender is like changing your outfit and the government needs to take care of them?
#5 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 4 weeks ago
No one cares about Jimmy Kimmel anymore. Man I miss the daze of Johnny Carson and Walter Cronkite. Any one who is this openly political ALL the time will push people away.
Is the government ever going to re-open again? Will illegal immigrants leave? assimilate? When will we admit what we did during COVID will have a price for at least a generation? We're now paying the price of people who are hysterical about things chose to do.
Where is Teddy Roosevelt when we need him?
#6 Re: The Garden » HTGTH board in maintenance mode » 4 weeks ago
I guess I don't know what this means. What will change? Haven't been there in at last a decade.
#7 Re: The Garden » NFL 2025 » 6 weeks ago
Probably not the reply you want.
Was there ever a time when American sports were not a cartel? Parity in sport sucks. Seeing the same thing over in Europe with all the money flowing in. Everything sanitized, everybody allowed to compete. Keep the money flowing. Sport is fun when it is brutal. It's supposed to be a substitute for war, not this nerdy shit. Players are worse too. Bunch of dandies.
Yea, I couldn't agree more. And with all this Mafia shit coming out...it may be more of a cartel than I ever thought.
In the NFL alone, I feel like the players are becoming more feminine. Everything the NFL does is catering to people who don't really care about football. In the interest of 'protecting' players, they've dropped practice requirements. People are not allowed to hit each other. Tackles are supposed to be gentle almost like a hug.
College players are coming into the NFL already millionaires. Caleb Williams is a weird dude if you ask me (and I'm a bears fan). I know the PC thing to say is that it doesn't matter how the person presents or identifies as long as they perform. Well what happens when the person doesn't perform? I know it's petty, but it does mildly annoy me all the weird shit that he does.
The real point though? The NFL is bulldozing everyone and everything in the business world. The game is becoming unrecognizable to me. Horrible refs, stupid rule changes and legislating violence out of the game make this all-glorified flag football.
#8 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 11 weeks ago
The comedians can rage all they want. It's just too bad that so much of Colbert's comedy routine was based on politics in general. And it's not even remotely balanced. If a comedian makes fun of both sides, then that's a bit different.
Kimmel and Colbert seem to have personal vendettas and scores to settle. I was a huge Colbert fan once upon a time. I thought 'A Colbert Christmas' was a great of making fun of both sides a bit but ending on a unifying note. He lost that part of him. I don't know why. He became indignant and righteous. Now that he's receiving the harshest of consequences, he's trying to play victim. I can only imagine that he was warned many times before they got to this point. He's just another 'accountability' for you but not for me.
It is a bit ironic that these same people are boycotting Disney. They spent the last decade being one of the most woke organizations in the country. Turn on ESPN (I think they're affiliated with Disney somehow) and you'll see it on full display. It's total substanceless trash. I won't miss any of it.
#9 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 12 weeks ago
Charlie Kirk has been killed. I'm sure everyone here is aware already. Gettin' pretty fucked up around here.
#10 Re: The Garden » Ozzy Osbourne (1948-2025) » 18 weeks ago
End of an era.
We're going to see a LOT more icons pass in the next 5-10 years. It's frightening.
The 20th century is wrapping up. What will be left in it's place is going to be horrific because the 20th century icons were never replaced.
That’s quite a brilliant insight. They weren’t replaced.
You know when i checked out of pop culture musics wise? (For the most part)
It was 1996…there was a seismic shift in how things were done. It was the beof synchronized dancing and boy/girl groups. I was 14 and already knew it was over. GnR officially breaks up and slutty teen age girls were peddling jail bait. Then in 1997 a feminine straight men and gay guys were teaming up to also dance in synchronization. The singing was either lip synched or heavily enhanced my electronics. The appeal was in their matching outfits and cheesy dancing.
And from there…i slowly checked out. And i was only 14. I didn’t know it at the time…but it was a seismic shift in pop culture from which I’d never recovered.
Remember Maroon 5? A group of corporate executives focus grouped the shot out of them and created a ‘create a band’ mode like it was a video game.
Now? Pop culture in music is men singing in high falsetto voices whining and women mostly naked in thinly vailed stripper routines that oddly appeals mostly to other women.
I never thought the 80s culture would ever come back (at least not since becoming an adult) but it was still comforting to know that the culture was still alive in a small way. I’ll have nothing left in the way of connecting to mainstream culture soon.
In Chicago, we just lost Ryne Sandberg. Just make it stop even if only for a little bit.

