It floats the boat to the tune of 32,000 a game.

I know the Cubs are planning more building in the near future. I wonder if people still think so highly of what they did in the neighborhood?

I think it was good to get rid of the old donut stand triangle. That was an odd eyesore.

I don't like the excessive signage inside and I really hate that they weren't able to better incorporate the roof lines across the street. There were ways they could have done it but their design seemed punitive against those people "stealing their product". Now they own most of the buildings and can't sell out the rooftops because they cut off their nose to spite their face.

The hotel and bland commercial across the street to the west is ridiculous. Boring architecture and the use isn't even that great. I'd love to know what the occupancy is in that place. Is anyone staying there for six months of the year?

I guess everything is cleaner and more orderly, if that is what floats your boat.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

:lol:

That kinda bugs me. Blueprints were filed and approved, completed construction inspected and approved.

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

Bully Hendry would have signed Harper for 2.5 Billion over 30 years

It's amazing how shit that caters to a miniscule percentage of the population are such huge stories in the media.

There are DEFINITELY some nice areas for wheelchairs...I'm sure there are some questionable seats/areas as well, but it's not like there aren't also shitty "normal" seats.

Al at BCB (who is very old-style liberal but he keeps that off the board) toured Wrigley before a game the other day and photographed every ADA seating area in the 100s, 200s, and bleachers. He was very polite about it, but basically said that people stand up at sporting events so deal with it. Plus his partner has a disability which requires her to sit in ADA seating in most ballparks other than Wrigley.

I'd love to see Al get into a fight with July about this.