Hillary Clinton knew how to party long before she was texting.
FILE PHOTO 4APR94 - First lady Hillary Clinton receives a kiss from Chicago Cubs’ announcer Harry Caray between innings of the opening day game in Wrigley Field, April 4, 1994. (Chicago Cubs Photo by Stephen Green) (Tribune file) ORG XMIT: WAS04
Lincoln Square, Google Maps, 8-bit.
Living the quest, dodging strollers, grabbing German beer powerups.
In case you’re wondering if there’s too much money in our judicial system and there’s too much political money involved in electing judges in this state…
Here’s a picture of a Bentley with a Supreme Court of Illinois license plate on it, that I took yesterday afternoon in my neighborhood.
Hot Doug’s has some new shirts, y’all.
Still love that Ramones one, tho.
Something like “DOORS CLOSING PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO BOARD” would have been funnier, but welcome to Twitter nevertheless, CTA.
"Three fingers of whiskey away from total contentment."It’s rare that you find anything worth quoting from a Yelp review, but I have to give credit where credit is due. I like this. (And Miss Ollies deserves your patronage.)
(Source: yelp.com)
And this morning, there was a big pile of feathers in the gutter by the Quincy stop.
I don’t know what they’re doing to ensure that this Superman outing won’t be a flop, but if I were a pigeon in the South Loop, I’d watch out.
This is the rapist my friend and I came face to face with in my Logan Square alley last Wednesday night while I was moving in. If you see this prick, call the police.
(via Photo released of suspect in Palmer Square sex assault - WGN Radio)
Signal boost.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Proposed Illinois Tower, the Mile High Tower. It would have been built in Chicago.
This is basically what I imagined the Dark Tower from the Stephen King series to look like.
Hile, gunslinger.
"It’s kind of like bum feet and earwax mixed together, man. It’s pretty rough,” he said. “All it really is is wormwood and alcohol. So there’s not a whole lot of depth to it, you know what I’m saying?” After his first shot, though, he said, “It’s not so bad. You kind of get hints of—” “Rubbing alcohol?” his sous chef, Noah Sandoval, supplied. “Yeah, that, and … someone likened it to tires. That’s a pretty good analogy."
Schwa’s Michael Carlson on Jeppson’s Malort.
I love the stuff.
(Source: chicagoreader.com)
