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warwickland wrote: thats too much crap to read.

sounds positive, however. 

try this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-MS5l-S8yc

BUD is for YOU!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXdpooaMzC0

shaffe wrote: if the cardinals win more than two i'll be shocked.

also, fwiw, a friend of mine stopped by two hat stores in columbia today and reported that they were nearly sold out of detroit tiger hats. 

yeah, all two of them.

congrats, Dan!

Joemoney wrote: It's one of the most crime ridden cities in America.  Yes it is broken.  It's a mini-Detroit.  It's a ghetto, that's why it's so spread out.  The core has rotted out with crime and poverty.

^dude, you add nothing to this forum!  how old are you anyway?

ComandanteCero wrote: cool beans!  lets see the pictures!

I got this off the STL Urban Forum...I'm sure more photos to follow:
be sure to check out the videos, big league IMO.

http://www.urbanstlouis.com/urbanstl/vi ... &start=180

hmm...metrolink expanded to KC..that boy may have something there

^good point!

that experience this!  Denver too. mark kiszla | columnist Flock follows Cards to Coors By Mark Kiszla Denver Post Staff Columnist And Denver calls itself a baseball town? This is an embarrassment. After almost 14 full seasons in business for the Rockies, you would think the local population might h...

man, you're good~!

lock&load wrote: Is there anything you don't criticize?   Not every structure is intended to be revolutionary.   This ballpark blends well with existing St. Louis architecture, follows tested ballpark design principles, and meets the needs of the team and its fans.

^this boy gets it!

well, considering that their owners paid for the stadium, I think they may be entitled to a few liberties.

"at least..." statements are always fun to use, but they don't excuse the fact that stadium looks like it belongs in St. Charles. I guess it's equal to or better than what they had. A storied franchise with such terrible ballparks...   ^what?  that's a beautiful ballpark, just shouts STL ...

keitz is currently blasting Kay over her vision... "Barnes envisions blocks of downtown closed for entertainment, perhaps bands playing in the streets, fans free to walk from bar to restaurant to shop. Maybe a shuttle can take people from lunch at the Plaza to an afternoon with the Fan Walk dow...

very effective, Mike. 

GRID wrote: I have had good luck with games in StL.

I think 90% of the "cards" fans that show up to Kauffman are from KC or the region, not the StL metro area.

if that's true, it's even more WORSE than I thought.

AllThingsKC wrote: Royals lose 6-9!!!     :(   I'm shocked!!!  (Ok, not really)   Do anyone think (or hope) that the Royals will win at least ONE game this weekend?

why?  does it really matter?

wow, what a post!  thanks, man.

The Arch IS STL, plain and simple. I like the Arch without buildings as Mr. Saarinen must have envisioned it. The park ranger thought I was nutz lying on the cement below the Arch taking these pix at sunrise. Springtime 2001. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v309/peachcat44/undrarchsnrs.jpg http:/...

Cordish seeks millions in city subsidy St. Louis Business Journal - April 28, 2006by Lisa R. Brown Now that the new Busch Stadium is up and running, the vast hole where the old stadium once stood next door stands out like a Cubs jersey at a Cardinals home game. Construction is tentatively set to beg...

Tosspot wrote: Does Glass just not care at all how much this city is coming to revile him?

why does he cares, he lives in Bentonville for crying out loud.