Two of those Giants’ helmets have #10 on them, and possibly the one the guy is holding too. Typically how many helmets does the starting QB have available during the game?

Is this Kevin Mericle from the WAC?

KT said:

Chicago Fire’s new jerseys.

Ick.

Its better than what I thought it would be. I was thinking it’d be the yellow price tag logo on the front. So at least they’re sticking with the teams colors.

William Harrison- are you from Lowell? Because i know quite a few people from around there and i also thought it strange that you have the same name as my grandfather.

Sorry for the lateness, you probably will not get this.

Yes, from Lowell now, grew up in the area, but not in Lowell itself; walking distance from the rink ULowell played their games way back when.

My grandfather and father also had the same name, but I do not know anyone outside my family by that name.

Oh, and I was forced to do many reports on our short-lived President by the same name (different middle name) all throughout my school years…

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Later

Phil, do you work from home?

short answer…no…

my PO lets me leave to go to work, although i am required to keep my ankle bracelet on…and im not allowed within 100 ft of schools

srsly…paul has my email addy…feel free to contact me that way

Pat said:

KT said:

Chicago Fire’s new jerseys.

Ick.

True that. There are good ways to go about placing a corporate brand on your jersey. And then there is the way Fire went about doing it.

Also, I don’t see how the Fire went about it wrongly. The corporate lettering stays within the color scheme of the team, and is only in plain text. Just think, we could have a giant yellow tag plastered on the front.

I am very happy for the switch from the stupid concave band to the correct square band across the front as well.

They still look ehhh…I liked their inaugural uni’s made by Nike, their uni’s made by Puma weren’t bad either.

While racing for the lead on the last lap, Donnie Allison and Cale Yarborough crashed on the backstretch. As Richard Petty cruised onto a surprising victory, both drivers climbed out of their cars. With their chances of winning the biggest event in the sport, their tempers boiled over. Within moments, Yarborough and Allison were in a fist-and-helmet fight. To makes matters worse Bobby Allison arrived on scene to help brother Donnie. By the time the fight was broken up, all three drivers were a mess and NASCAR was the talk of the nation. The image of “brawling rednecks” oddly worked to bring more fans into the sport. NASCAR, realizing the boon in popularity due to the incident, lightly punished the drivers.

“For some reason, Cale repeatedly hit his nose on my fist” – Bobby Allison

/FTH…gig