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Denver wins

Posted December 21, 2006 at 10:31 pm by Prescott

A few weeks ago I was talking shit about how we in Chicago knew how to handle Old Man Winter by kicking him in the nuts and heading back to work. Well, apparently Denver takes him, chops off his limbs, wraps him in snow chains, and stuffs him into the trunk to help weigh down the back tires. Ladies and gentlemen, I’ve just been served.

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One Response to “Denver wins”

  1. 1. mothergoosemouse said:
    December 21, 2006 @ 11:53 pm | Quote

    You haven’t even seen my pictures of our igloo yet. It has a front door and a back door. Check back tomorrow.

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