Milo, Im Going To Wrigley On Monday.

[ukvols]

The Cubs will lose.

 

[milohimself]

Probably. I'm not paying much attention to baseball... I usually don't pay much attention until it starts closing in towards the post-season.

But have fun at Wrigley, it's a great place.

 

[ukvols]

It's expensive to find tickets, but I've never been.

 

[milohimself]

I saw them beat the Braves in Wrigley a couple years ago. It was great because there were a couple of drunk ATL fans a few seats over from us who got shut up when the Braves lost. And... Pretty much everybody else there was drunk, too. Great place.

 

[BHAMVOLFAN]

Originally posted by ukvols@May 6, 2005 11:17 PM
The Cubs will lose.

Wrigley is the best place to watch a baseball (MLB) game ever. Good, baseball smart fans that truly enjoy the game. The bleacher crowd is pretty wild. Tickets are expensive but worth it. Not many bad seats in the house. Wrigleyville, the community around WF is also awesome. Yards of ale are cheap, just stay away from Chicago's best-Oldstyle beer (locals call it dogstyle).

By the way, Giardano's Pizza is the BEST. 2nd City is about a mile south of Wrigley, go there, it is very funny. There is a Mexican Restaurant next door to 2nd City that is very good but kinda pricey.

 

[milohimself]

Originally posted by BHAMVOLFAN@May 8, 2005 9:12 AM
By the way, Giardano's Pizza is the BEST.

I think I've been there... It's a sunken-level restraunt, right? The deep-dish was amazing.

Chi-Town is awesome.

 

[ukvols]

What is 2nd City?

 

[BHAMVOLFAN]

Originally posted by ukvols@May 8, 2005 5:18 PM
What is 2nd City?

It's the group that produced most of the Saturday Night Live actors like Belushi, Ackroyd, Curtain, Radner, Candy, etc. They do comedy skits every night just north of downtown Chicago in an area called Old Town. Take plenty of Kleenex to wipe your eyes from laughing so hard.

Second City

 

[ukvols]

Yeah, sorry for the trouble. I actually found it on the web, myself. I meant to make another post, but I walked away without clicking "Add Reply." It does look good. I might go to Navy Pier too. Parking is expensive. Why can't parking everywhere be $5 like at TBA?