Fashionable sports fan or hipster doofus?

Which group is more likely to purchase?

http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/?l=shop,pdp,ctr-inline/cid-1/pid-357674&cp=usns_0328071544#l=shop,search,c-1+100701/ipp-48/pn-1/sl-cooperstown%20heritage/so-finalPrice|false

How utterly stupid.

Come on. You know you want "The Reggie" or the "The Rollie."

Independent George wrote:

Come on. You know you want "The Reggie" or the "The Rollie."

I heard a rumor that i95 has his...ummm...his...uhhhh...how do I phrase this delicately...his gentleman's area shaved to resemble the "Al Hrabowsky"

Visual aid...

I heard this was the result of a little geographical mishap. 95 meant to request a "Brazilian" but accidentally asked for a "Hungarian".

i95 wrote:

Screw all of you!

Truth be told, I ponied-
up ten dollars more and
got the Luis Tiant.



Take that, bitches!!

Perhaps you intended to use this photo...

Nice diaper, El Tiante.

I didn't know that Luis Tiant played the Dad on 'Good Times.'

Independent George wrote:

'Good Times'

Man, everytime Franklyn Ajaye would say his trademark "DYN-0-MITE" line on that show, I laughed my ass off. Kind of like this: .

i95 wrote:

Independent George wrote:

'Good Times'

Man, everytime Franklyn Ajaye would say his trademark "DYN-0-MITE" line on that show, I laughed my ass off. Kind of like this: .

95 getting caught in the "they all look alike" trap.

No kidding. How racist can you be?

I see what you did there.

I always liked "What's Happening."

i95 wrote:

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

95 getting caught in the "they all look alike" trap.

Independent George wrote:

No kidding. How racist can you be?

RESPONSE

Oh snap! She dropped the pancake batter!

Dem high class advertisers didn't stick around too long.

I....think there is.....a....hidden message......

There is definitely something sooooooooooooooooo right (but totally unnecessary) about a post by Mr. Heff that features a blinking banner declaring "THIS IS NOT A JOKE".

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

There is definitely something sooooooooooooooooo right (but totally unnecessary) about a post by Mr. Heff that features a blinking banner declaring "THIS IS NOT A JOKE".

I'm right here ya know. Gosh you guys can be so insensitive sometimes.

Independent George wrote:

I always liked "What's Happening."

Me, too! Especially when Willie Mays would enter the room and shout, "say, hey, hey!" God, I loved that show.

i95 wrote:

...Franklyn Ajaye...

Please excuse the breach in posting protocol in quoting myself but I couldn't help but to both notice and post that the father of the bride (Maya Rudolph) in the new (definitely wait for DVD) "Bridesmaids" movie (which I saw today) is none other than the famed 1970-80s comedian.

I wish I had something else funny to say but, like the movie, I don't.

is she a bridesmaid, or the mother of the bride? I didn't even know she was in films.

clothier wrote:

I always loved Della Reese.

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

clothier wrote:

I always loved Della Reese.

She made a damn fine peanut butter cup.