I know... it's so... post-modern; and it underscores modern man's fragmented notion of intersubjectivity, calling into question the very possibility of the written/spoken word. What would Deleuze say about this? what?
That reminds me of a t-shirt I picked up from Philosophy Football years ago. It has a large diagram of a soccer field with the following quote underneath: "Outside the lines, there is nothing. - Derrida". It has a jersey number and Derrida's name on the back. - Paul
I don't know why, but this depressed the hell out of me. The new jerseys with best buy lettering on them don't look too great, but I never like Chicago's away jersey. I'm interesting in seeing the home jersey with it.
WTF - No Yellow Tag! I'm surprised but damn it was ugly. I guess the Fire had enough ugly in their uniforms they didn't want to put more ugly on it.
If you buy one of these jerseys, will they try to make you buy the Extended Service Plan that goes with it?
http://www.philosophyfootball.com/ They have other shirts. I personally want the George Best one. [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered".[/FONT] Also, those guys convinced that the uniform would have a yellow tag. Would you like some fries with that crow?
Today's specials are; stir friend crow with some mixed veggies baked crow served with a nice lemon sauce over a bed of rice crow in a green curry sauce I recomend the crow in the curry sauce.
Yea, Yea, Yea - as long as there's beer to wash it down with I can eat just about anything. The Jersey looks good, I want to see the home version.
The deal -- expected to be worth between $3.5 million and $5 million per year and lasting, by league rules, at least three years -- ushers the Fire into a group of seven MLS teams displaying a corporate sponsor on the front of their jerseys.
This is very, very significant. It's almost the same amount (minimum) as the Galaxy got for Herbalife. AND it's a lot more reputable than Herbalife. Behold the Blanco Effect. It won't get as much press as Becks, but Chicago wouldn't have gotten this much $$$ if it hadn't been for Blanco. It shows the importance of Latinos and Mexicans to MLS marketing strategies.