Well, won't have Joe Theismann to kick around anymore...

Theismann done at ESPN! I don't get cable and I'm still happy at this news.

without clicking the link this scares me because likewise i have no cable and he could easily wind up on broadcast television again. oh my god! what if he winds up at nbc doing notre dame games??? THE HORROR!!!!

The addition of Jaworski and subtraction of Theismann has been almost universally labeled a major improvement.

Well it WAS

almost = Joe's family (it got him out of the house)

"The addition of Jaworski and subtraction of Theismann has been almost universally labeled a major improvement."

this reads like some Jim Starlin

The addition of Jaworski and subtraction of Theismann has been almost universally labeled a major improvement

Now if we can just get Kornheiser out of there...

without clicking the link this scares me because likewise i have no cable and he could easily wind up on broadcast television again. oh my god! what if he winds up at nbc doing notre dame games??? THE HORROR!!!!

-- chicago kevin, Thursday, 27 September 2007 19:39 (2 hours ago) Link

like anybody watches those

dude, my tv is dying, i don't really get reception on abc anymore, i'm down to cbs and nbc.

and hey, i'm going to look at a place in noble square on saturday.

cbs has sec games, dude!!!!

noble square? i thought you were moving here? which you shouldn't, btw. new york sucks.

yeah, i've been watching sec.

place in noble square is a 6 month lease, i can't stay another winter in this illegal apartment without heat. not sure about new york right now. i want to go somewhere warm but i can't move to a red state. austin is a nice oasis but it's still in the middle of texas. maybe asheville, nc? i've got a ton of friends in pdx but i dunno.

i dunno about anything right now. best thing that could happen would be i lose my passport when i'm in europe this winter and i stay in belgium or sweden or spain or something.

nc is a red state too dude.

you're going to europe?

yeah but asheville is cool. "tour managing" in february for a couple weeks. there's no place warm on the east coast with a major metropolitan area in a blue state. new york would have been nice as it's nearer my family and stuff. i think the important thing is that i get out of chicago.

Tombot Starlin reference OTM

i like asheville, but hippie content is high. lot of music and minor league baseball, though!

ashville, boulder, burlington etc not recommended

i like asheville, but hippie content is high.

dang, that was kind of why pdx was crossed off the list. memphis is looking good except there's no football. but great music, living is cheap, minor league baseball, nba, major college ball...

Memphis is gross. I'd take Nashville over it 10 times out of 10.

that's because you're an idiot paul. no offense.

nashville is everything that's wrong with america. memphis is a nightmare but so fucking fun.

nashville isn't THAT bad.

It was just comparitive. I'll probably never live in Nashville again, but given the choice between it and Memphis...

If you're already looking in the south anyway, you should live in Atlanta or Charlotte.

if i moved to atlanta i'd be dead of a drug overdose within 4 months. i know a lot of people there and 80% have huge personal problems. fuck i wish chicago didn't have such a long brutal winter because i really do love it here. except for the 10 months out of the year where the weather makes it unbearable.

oh for christ sake ck. dude it's been the greatest fall ever weatherwise.

yeah it's hot and cold BUT IT'S HOT AND COLD. live in SD if you want 72 everyday.

live in SD if you want 72 everyday.

i've actually been actively trying to get someone to leave san diego so i could move there. i moved halfway across the country to be with her once, moving halfway across the country to not be with her would just be creepy.

Asheville gets colder than a coal-miner's dick.

i doubt it gets colder than chicago. i'm sick of that 3 week stretch in january where the thermometer never hits double digits and there's a steady, constant 30 mph wind off the prairie.