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American football is my 2nd favorite sport (Go Dolphins). I enjoyed playing soccer quite a bit as a kid but I can't get into watching it - just not for me.

Sports-wise? Football (American), hockey, and basketball (pro and college) - watch golf quite a bit too.

 

Major League

Ernie Banks

 

The classic pinstripe look

Well I root for the Bears even though I'm a Dolphins fan and go for Chicago in every other sport. Otherwise I tend to root for underdogs.

The St. Louis Cardinals, The New York Jets, New England Patriots, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Pistons, any team Lebron James plays for....

Yes, I'm a big Pearl Jam fan and Eddie is at the games all the time. The Smashing Pumpkins are my all time favorite band and Billy Corgan is a big Cubs fan too, so two of my favs share my love of the Cubs.

 

If I designed my own it would borrow heavily from the classic parks like Wrigley Field and Fenway....and the opposite of awful dome fields like what the Astrodome was or Tropicana Field in Tampa.

 

I'm gonna pass on that for a number of reasons

"He's okay" - so looks like 2

So my best SW related memory with her is always going to revolve around this little stuffed Yoda I got her. When she was really little she had a play-pad she'd lie on that had crossbars that arced over it with little hooks to hang toys from, I found a stuffed Yoda keychain that talked and hooked it on there for her. The first time she saw him and I squeezed him to make him talk was the first time I ever heard her laugh - it's far and away the most adorable thing I've ever seen.

 

This is such a difficult question to answer without writing a novel, but I'll try to keep it short. Baseball to me is more than just a sport, it holds a special place in my heart not just as a fan, but as something I absolutely loved to do when I was younger. I started playing baseball in 1st grade and didn't stop until high school, playing on my high school team as well as a rec league. Spring and Summer for me were all about baseball - playing and then watching or listening to the Cubs. As far as professional baseball, I love watching it for so many reasons. On any given day you can see something happen that has never happened before or has only happened a handful of times. Every pitch is unique and you never know what the result will be. I also love watching it because I know how hard it is. The history of the game is also something I love, it's survived World Wars, depressions, 911, strikes, and more. It's mirrored social issues in the US with integration. There have been so many great and interesting players over the years. For me it's just the perfect sport.

 

Not too different, just have more buttons and forums to visit so far. Haven't got to use my banhammer yet.

Tiger Woods

Oh yes, really good stuff.

Ha, well it's certainly a big part and I do tend to plan things so I can watch as many Cubs games as possible, but I actually have a lot of other things that keep me busy besides baseball.

 

Technically no, broke my elbow and went to student health building and then an orthopedic place but only hospital stay was when my daughter was born.

Truly wonderful the mind of a child is.

Good question - several things I've learned but I thought the Trinity College library thing was interesting and something I didn't read about at the time.

heels actually started it but I took over because I thought it was a great idea and I love reading and talking about books.

Probably the popular answer but I want a Ewan McGregor Kenobi film.

 

If we are talking anything, then it would be the way the fan base is at time.

If we are talking something in the media itself I'd get rid of the NOOOO at the end of ROTJ - really dislike that change to one of my favorite scenes.

Star Wars? Ahsoka. In general? Bart Simpson

I thought he was killed too soon and would have liked him to have survived for the sequels. That said I was disappointed when I found out he was coming back for TCW, thought he should have stayed dead. Then I watched the episodes and they were great so I accepted it and was happy he came back.

 

Book - The Lord of the Rings
Author - Michael Crichton

 

Yes, as well as many other great books