The '69 swoon...can we top that?

[jstraw]

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Are you guys even reading what jstraw is typing past the title? [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img]
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Even if the '09 Cubs loss every game in September and October, we can't match the disappointment of the '69 swoon.
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DUDE! READ HIS POSTS!
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God bless you Scarey.

And you know, I didn't take into account season-opening losing streaks.