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Chicago 23, Detroit 20Bear Humbug!No Playoffs, More Humiliation For Lions

Chicago 23, Detroit 20Bear Humbug!No Playoffs, More Humiliation For Lions

IT'S Christmas, you've seen "It's A Wonderful Life" a million times, so you know the concept: Jimmy Stewart keeps trying to get out of his rut, but in the end, winds up back in the same old place.Who knew that movie was really about our football team?Bah, humbug. The Lions keep telling us they are not the same old Lions. Then, in the most important games of the year, they go out and play like ...the same old Lions. Oh, sure, Sunday's loss took some extra effort. There are blown games, there are blown seasons and there are works of art.
Hark! The Herald News Makers Sing

Hark! The Herald News Makers Sing

Ihear a knock. I open the door. Look who I see come a caroling ...Democrats singing "Here Comes Santa Claus"Here comes W, Here comes W W's on his way See him bouncing, mispronouncing, He's the prez today! Let Dick Cheney run the show Let Colin take the snaps Condi Rice makes everything nice While W takes a nap.Al Gore, "Joy To the World"Wait! Stop the world! Just one more time And let's recount the votes We'll beat inauguration Let's do some calculations There's still some ballots out Some chads lying about I'm sure I can win this thing With one more count.
SALARIES RIDE ELEVATOR — FANS GET THE SHAFT

SALARIES RIDE ELEVATOR — FANS GET THE SHAFT

THERE'S THIS older woman, named Sarah, who for years ran an elevator at Tiger Stadium. Every summer, she would sit in that rickety, cell-like thing, which had no ventilation. During July and August it was a furnace."Do you think the Tigers could do anything?" she would gently ask, wiping her brow. "Put in air-conditioning, or get me a fan?"Year after year, nothing was done.
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