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Two killed on Lake Shore Drive
You’re probably wondering why this is news. The accident occurred at 4 AM, when an off duty Suburban policeman got on Southbound Lakeshore Drive heading North at 80 MPH, driving at twice the legal limit of alcohol. His SUV eventually … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, Collapse of America
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Pete Barbutti & Chicago
If you asked “Name the person dead or alive you would like to spend an evening with”, Pete Barbutti would have to be on the short list. Thanks to some dimwit at NBC who decided to erase the tape library … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Speaks for itself
Dick Armey left Freedonworks, the establishment group pretending the Tea Party was them. He grumbled that the money spent on Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh radio shows were not effective in raising money. Who did he tell this to? Media … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Art's Big Adventure
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ESPN Chicago
Across the street from the Chase(sm) Chicago Theater
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Christmas Past
The Holiday Tree at the former Marshall Fields on State Street in Downtown Chicago
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Federal Court overrules Illinois on Conceal/Carry
After I moved to Chicago, I wrote a brief blurb about Chicago’s incredibly awful handgun laws and how the City can’t put two and two together and figure out it is the gun ban that is causing the gun violence. … Continue reading
The Cost of Diversity
My new neighborhood near Park Ridge seems to have many immigrants from Eastern Europe, and as a result the smaller supermarkets carry interesting imported products. I picked up a bag of cookies, and wanted to look at the ingredient list. … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Provisional Voting
Well, I voted today. Maybe. Per the Secretary of State instructions from Springfield, I went to the precinct (in the building). There was one touchscreen and about 20 booths for marking ballots for the scanner version. After one attempt to … Continue reading
My Vote
Some men collect porn, some collect pictures of their conquests – I am collecting pictures of meals that Michelle Obama and her godfather Mayor Bloomberg would make illegal if they could. This is a little odd for a Chicago menu, … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Election, Art's Big Adventure
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Trick or Something
One regret of my 17 years living in two condos was Halloween. Any kid with a brain knows condos are mostly filled with grumpy old people with no children, and it’s just a waste of time to knock on doors … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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