The Internets: The Cubs offend millions?
Posted on January 23rd, 2008 – 12:41 PMBy Michael Rand
In an effort to introduce fans to new import Kosuke Fukudome, the Cubs at least didn’t try any unpleasant play on words with his last name. They did, however, use a derivation of a military flag of Japan in the design. According to 205th Street, that’s not such a good idea. Offensive, really, to a lot of countries.
*Roughkat introduces you to the future of tailgating: The exhaust burger! “Mine could use a little more carbon monoxide!”
*The Ladies … invite you to take this quiz about The Rock, in honor of the DVD release of The Gameplan (which looked like the movie equivalent of a toenail clipping sandwich).
*And, courtesy of Fasolamatt, an interesting concept: investing in a relief pitcher: You can purchase 4 percent of Randy Newsom’s future major league earnings for the price of $50,000. Or, for $20/share, you get .0016 percent of his future earnings. Would you do it?


