i know you've been wondering where i've gone! or been!
I wasn't in jail, or getting a sex change, or getting a sex change in jail.
My wife gave birth last week to a delightful little girl named Mira.
so i've been off, basically running interference between the baby and a very inquisitive french bulldog. because the baby hasn't gotten her shots, we can't let the little guy near her. so i'm basically keeping him busy while wife does that "other" stuff. its been a surreal amazing experience. Being superstitious, we didnt want to tell anyone until the baby was born. I would write more here, but i am literally on 24 hour emergency assistance - when Elena wants something I have to get it, or I get tazed.
As for Mira, she's got her mothers looks, and her fathers dislike for Brian Kilmeade. I turned on fox and friends this morning, and she cried incessantly until i turned it to something less disturbing (Dexter).
my guess is, i'll probably be back to work in the new year, no later.
but possibly sooner -who knows! this is a first time thing for us, so your guess is as good as mine!
thanks for being here in the gutter with me!
gg
1. Open- ended questions only(yes/no answers=buzzkill)
2. Keep it fun and light – save the heavy politics for your holiday family get-togethers 😜
3. Questions should be for all panelist, not just Greg.
4. One sentence, please – no complicated set ups.
5. Be patient! Show gets a lot of questions… persistence pays off.
@LloydCash We lost Rock's greatest drummer on this day in 2020.
RIP Neil Peart of RUSH. YYZ with drum solo included. 🥁
Some Sports Entertainment History -
The Harlem Globetrotters played their first game as the Harlem Globetrotters on January 7, 1927, in Hinckley, Illinois, a pivotal event where the all-Black team, then known as the Savoy Big Five, traveled from Chicago for their first road game, facing the Hinckley Merchants and starting their legendary journey despite losing that initial matchup.
Key Details:
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Date: January 7, 1927.
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Location: Hinckley, Illinois, a small town west of Chicago.
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Team Name: They were initially called the "Savoy Big Five," named after the Savoy Ballroom in Chicago, but adopted the "Harlem Globetrotters" name to highlight their Black identity.
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Founder: The team was the brainchild of Abe Saperstein, who coached and promoted them.
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Significance: This was the first of countless road games, launching them from a local exhibition team into a global phenomenon, even though they lost to the local Hinckley Merchants 43-34 that night.
The Globetrotters originated on the south side of...
