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Dan referencing LoHo's Twitter. A collective :roll: falls over the B&B listening audience.

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There it is. Thusly praised affluent consumers.

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The Bernstein brand of the liberal society:

Where the gentry and elite occasionally allow for social mobility by allowing the poor and undereducated to achieve a high income level in the professional sports entertainment labor market that employs so few. The potential life threatening health risks are the costs the poor should pay for being so inadequate in so many other areas.

It's curious how Bernstein seems to subscribe to every argument made by Canadian journalist Malcolm Gladwell. It doesn't matter which topic, Gladwell opinion is infallible.


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 24, 2012 4:18 pm 
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The Bernstein brand of the liberal society:

Where the gentry and elite occasionally allow for social mobility by allowing the poor and undereducated to achieve a high income level in the professional sports entertainment labor market that employs so few. The potential life threatening health risks are the costs the poor should pay for being so inadequate in so many other areas.

It's curious how Bernstein seems to subscribe to every argument made by Canadian journalist Malcolm Gladwell. It doesn't matter which topic, Gladwell opinion is infallible.


Bernstein is often a victim of the "tribalism" he so detests. Once someone gets on his good side, they are infallible.

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I've come to find the whole "I love watching people's children kill themselves for my enjoyment" thing so disgusting. When the CTE thing became too much for me to bear, I stopped liking football as much as I used to. I was one-and-a-half feet out the door before it happened, but I decided was done with the WWF for good when Chris Benoit killed his family.

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I feel that they brought up Illinois football out of the blue just to spite me.

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The .gifs are as funny as the posts, but what is the deal with the guy falling down the stairs?

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The .gifs are as funny as the posts, but what is the deal with the guy falling down the stairs?


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I tend to agree with Berns on the "watching people's children kill themselves for my enjoyment" thing. I think deep down we all do...
Would you let your kids play football knowing what you know now?
I played for 8 years and if I have kids, they will not play....maybe kick or punt, but that'll be it.
I'd rather they swim, run track, play tennis, basketball (unlikely) or baseball...

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The .gifs are as funny as the posts, but what is the deal with the guy falling down the stairs?

It was my response to a really bad SHARK pun.

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I was out. Whose jersey-burning are they talking about?

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Oh, it was Chris Chelios burning a Jay Cutler jersey? The...hell?

And oh good here's a fucking idiot hockey fan on the line, let's call all hockey fans idiots.

EDIT: holy shit, it turned out to be calling all Americans idiots! Really outdid themselves with that guy.

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Sounds like another bad show.


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Almost a PTFB moment with hockey guy...

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Almost a PTFB moment with hockey guy...

That guy was terrible. Next time you drive drunk, turn off a bridge.

I like that I stepped out and got back just in time to hear all four of them shitting on the Cubs and then all four of them shitting on the Blackhawks, plus a scoreboard update informing me that great seats are still available for upcoming Sox games. It's like concentrated Boers & Bernstein right there.

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Wow, DAAAAAAAAN, have a good day being Jewish tomorrow!

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Sounds like another bad show.


Yes, another bad show. It's been a bad show for a couple of months now.

I figured with Bears Monday it would be worth a full listen: no baseball statistical minutia talk, harsh analysis of a very poor offensive game by the Bears, and harsh analysis of a wild weekend of NFL (Cardinals are 3-0, New Orleans 0-3, bad officiating, etc...). But instead we got a lot of Goff trying to be cool, bad callers passed through to be made fun of, and the typical rhetoric of Matt Bowen - who I like, but I now get a sense of deja-vu every time I hear him.

At least the station still has Danny Mac...who by the way, should take a shotgun to these two bozos.


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Sounds like another bad show.


Yes, another bad show. It's been a bad show for a couple of months now.

I figured with Bears Monday it would be worth a full listen: no baseball statistical minutia talk, harsh analysis of a very poor offensive game by the Bears, and harsh analysis of a wild weekend of NFL (Cardinals are 3-0, New Orleans 0-3, bad officiating, etc...). But instead we got a lot of Goff trying to be cool, bad callers passed through to be made fun of, and the typical rhetoric of Matt Bowen - who I like, but I now get a sense of deja-vu every time I hear him.

At least the station still has Danny Mac...who by the way, should take a shotgun to these two bozos.



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The Bernstein brand of the liberal society:

Where the gentry and elite occasionally allow for social mobility by allowing the poor and undereducated to achieve a high income level in the professional sports entertainment labor market that employs so few. The potential life threatening health risks are the costs the poor should pay for being so inadequate in so many other areas.

It's curious how Bernstein seems to subscribe to every argument made by Canadian journalist Malcolm Gladwell. It doesn't matter which topic, Gladwell opinion is infallible.


Bernstein lays claim to liberalism because it would be unfashionable to do otherwise, but beyond a lefty slant on social issues and a general distaste for white people doing anything, he's a garden-variety country club conservative.

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Dave In Champaign wrote:
ontherealnnow wrote:
The Bernstein brand of the liberal society:

Where the gentry and elite occasionally allow for social mobility by allowing the poor and undereducated to achieve a high income level in the professional sports entertainment labor market that employs so few. The potential life threatening health risks are the costs the poor should pay for being so inadequate in so many other areas.

It's curious how Bernstein seems to subscribe to every argument made by Canadian journalist Malcolm Gladwell. It doesn't matter which topic, Gladwell opinion is infallible.


Bernstein lays claim to liberalism because it would be unfashionable to do otherwise, but beyond a lefty slant on social issues and a general distaste for white people doing anything, he's a garden-variety country club conservative.


Truth.

Could you imagine him working at a soup kitchen?

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Dave In Champaign wrote:
ontherealnnow wrote:
The Bernstein brand of the liberal society:

Where the gentry and elite occasionally allow for social mobility by allowing the poor and undereducated to achieve a high income level in the professional sports entertainment labor market that employs so few. The potential life threatening health risks are the costs the poor should pay for being so inadequate in so many other areas.

It's curious how Bernstein seems to subscribe to every argument made by Canadian journalist Malcolm Gladwell. It doesn't matter which topic, Gladwell opinion is infallible.


Bernstein lays claim to liberalism because it would be unfashionable to do otherwise, but beyond a lefty slant on social issues and a general distaste for white people doing anything, he's a garden-variety country club conservative.


And when viewed that way, it makes sense that he'd love Gladwell, who's made a career of distilling legitimate academic thinking into a series of blandly counterintuitive platitudes fit to be printed on corporate retreat t-shirts. Teachers are quarterbacks. It's not about concussions. Geniuses are made, not born. Don't watch the ball. They'd make a great comedy duo.

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Dave In Champaign wrote:
ontherealnnow wrote:
The Bernstein brand of the liberal society:

Where the gentry and elite occasionally allow for social mobility by allowing the poor and undereducated to achieve a high income level in the professional sports entertainment labor market that employs so few. The potential life threatening health risks are the costs the poor should pay for being so inadequate in so many other areas.

It's curious how Bernstein seems to subscribe to every argument made by Canadian journalist Malcolm Gladwell. It doesn't matter which topic, Gladwell opinion is infallible.


Bernstein lays claim to liberalism because it would be unfashionable to do otherwise, but beyond a lefty slant on social issues and a general distaste for white people doing anything, he's a garden-variety country club conservative.


Truth.

Could you imagine him working at a soup kitchen?


No. Literally, no. I honestly cannot imagine that.

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Dave In Champaign wrote:
leashyourkids wrote:
Dave In Champaign wrote:
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The Bernstein brand of the liberal society:

Where the gentry and elite occasionally allow for social mobility by allowing the poor and undereducated to achieve a high income level in the professional sports entertainment labor market that employs so few. The potential life threatening health risks are the costs the poor should pay for being so inadequate in so many other areas.

It's curious how Bernstein seems to subscribe to every argument made by Canadian journalist Malcolm Gladwell. It doesn't matter which topic, Gladwell opinion is infallible.


Bernstein lays claim to liberalism because it would be unfashionable to do otherwise, but beyond a lefty slant on social issues and a general distaste for white people doing anything, he's a garden-variety country club conservative.


Truth.

Could you imagine him working at a soup kitchen?


No. Literally, no. I honestly cannot imagine that.

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doug - evergreen park wrote:
Almost a PTFB moment with hockey guy...

That guy was terrible. Next time you drive drunk, turn off a bridge.


I loved the shock when they heard the caller had a DUI.

"Come on out to our next Who Needs 2 Tavern Tour in Oswego brought to you by Bud Light, Martin Nissan, State Farm Auto Insurance, United Healthcare, David Spada, Chico's Bail Bonds and Vaseline."

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Keeping Score wrote:
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doug - evergreen park wrote:
Almost a PTFB moment with hockey guy...

That guy was terrible. Next time you drive drunk, turn off a bridge.


I loved the shock when they heard the caller had a DUI.

"Come on out to our next Who Needs 2 Tavern Tour in Oswego brought to you by Bud Light, Martin Nissan, State Farm Auto Insurance, United Healthcare, David Spada, Chico's Bail Bonds and Vaseline."



They didn't say that.


The point is, how do they think people are getting home from a BUD LIGHT remote in Johnsburg? There aren't a whole lot of cabs running around Bull Valley.

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There was no point 'cause they never said that.


What didn't they say?

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