World's lamest ballpark village opens next to Busch in St. Louis

[RedTeamGo!]

You know how long it took me to figure out why I would see a bunch of people in the 'bad' part of the city wearing Reds hats thinking 'wow baseball is really popular here, glad to see it' not realizing until I read something that the C in red is a sign of the blood of the Crips gang? Hank Hill moment for me there.

hahaha props for admitting this.

[KittyDuran]

I have short ugly legs which never seem to tan.

[KittyDuran]

And the rule about shirts that "fall past the fingertips"? Um, I'm SHORT. Try 4'11. I like mens shirts since I despise those ridiculous cutesy little bitty sleeves they put on women's shirts. So on average, ALL of my t-shirts are gonna fall past my fingertips... And if I tuck the dang things in, it makes my fanny look even bigger. Jus' sayin'.

Leave it to St Louis to put on ridiculous, highfalutin' airs... You're working class midwest, learn to live with it St Louis!

Here, here (and I'm 5'4")! I also despise the "women's" cut that t-shirts and jerseys have - not to mention the current fashion of a "relaxed" crew neck on sweaters - yuck!

[takealeake]

hahaha props for admitting this.

It ruined my innocence. Now I feel weird if I wear a Reds hat, like I might get in a situation being in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong hat on.

[Ravenlord]

You know how long it took me to figure out why I would see a bunch of people in the 'bad' part of the city wearing Reds hats thinking 'wow baseball is really popular here, glad to see it' not realizing until I read something that the C in red is a sign of the blood of the Crips gang? Hank Hill moment for me there.

something similar for me, except I nearly got shot within the first week I lived in Cincinnati for wearing a blue flannel while walking through Fairview Park. resulted in me getting a bunch of green flannel shirts after that.

[Falls City Beer]

My legs are so pale, they look like scrimshaw carving.

[Roy Tucker]

My legs are so pale, they look like scrimshaw carving.

Ok, stupid Roy story time.... We went down to Florida a couple months ago. I sat on the beach with my wife (in shorts) in about 45 degree weather.

The problem was, the sun was still fairly strong and tanned/burnt my legs. Which wouldn't have been terrible except I had on low socks and shoes. So for the past couple months, my feet have looked like they were dipped in bleach compared to my legs. My wife told me I need to sit out with long pants and bare feet to even me up.

[kpresidente]

It's the crazy way of the world these days. Everything anyone does will offend somebody. Count on it. I probably just offended someone.....

Nobody's really offended. It just that manufactured outrage pays more than it used to.

[Wonderful Monds]

Nobody's really offended. It just that manufactured outrage pays more than it used to.

I'm sorry, who is getting paid here?

[kpresidente]

I'm sorry, who is getting paid here?

Who said anything about here? My comment was about the world these days. Still, I don't see any reason why RedsZone or this thread in particular would be immune.

[Roy Tucker]

I'm sorry, who is getting paid here?

Paychecks are bi-weekly. I have mine direct deposited. It's a sweet gig to get paid for all this.

[kpresidente]

Paychecks are bi-weekly. I have mine direct deposited. It's a sweet gig to get paid for all this.

You can't take sanctimony and high-horses to a bank, but that doesn't mean they don't pay out benefits. Pity too.

[Larry Schuler]

Guys, before you jump on kpresidente or RANDY, keep in mind that they enter every thread about any outrage, liberal or conservative, and tell us that it's all manufactured whooey. They're trying to help end the "outrage" culture and are non-discriminate about what stories they dismiss as noise.

[wheels]

Nobody's really offended. It just that manufactured outrage pays more than it used to.

I haven't really seen any outrage. It's just opinions. It's the Free Market in action.

They can impose whatever corporate fascist rules they choose, and if someone wants to snicker at them for doing it, they have that right as well.

[Roy Tucker]

Hey, it's Opening Day, the sun is shining, and all is well with the world.

Long ago I put my outrage on a shoebox in the basement and out a brick on top. I have a hard enough time keeping my own little corner of the universe straight.