Mike Colucci @mtcolucci

That which is essential is invisible to the eye Naperville, IL Joined September 2009

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Mike Colucci @mtcolucci

2 years ago

@anneapplebaum A terrific book (and frankly, very frightening).

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@TobaccoRoadGolf @golfgetaways Still one of my favorites. Challenging, visually intriguing, frustrating, and incredibly fun. I need to go back because it demands multiple plays to really understand the course.

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2 years ago

@ErikLambert1 Describing offensive players in football as “weapons”

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2 years ago

@ThatEricAlper First, always use a teaspoon. That way, after popping the lid you could dip the spoon, grab some powder and eat it.

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2 years ago

@stuartpstevens @TheStevenCheung Show me your friends (or business associates) and I’ll tell you who you are.

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2 years ago

@TheParTrain Takes both good and bad shots in stride, helps with basic course etiquette, searches for your ball, congratulations on good shots, and plays fast.

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2 years ago

@eamonlynch Best feeling in golf is that 192 yard walk with the putter under your arm.

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2 years ago

@thejackhopkins I hesitate to jump into this conspiracy debate; however, the bullet flies by his ear and he immediately reaches up with his right hand —when he pulls the hand away there is no blood. At that point he drops down

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2 years ago

@RonFilipkowski I would have warned him to stay away from Russian hookers with long nails.

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2 years ago

@HowThingsWork_ Depends. How’s the food?

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2 years ago

@ggabefootball This press about “he’s not holding players accountable” is baloney. None of us know what is going on behind closed doors in the locker room. I suspect players like Flus because he doesn’t hang them out to dry in public.

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2 years ago

@CHGO_Bears I’m spit balling, but is it possible that Flus holds players accountable in private and doesn’t bad mouth them to the press?

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2 years ago

@MarkPotash And I watched both of them.

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2 years ago

@BradMossEsq The problem is the American people are incapable of understanding complex medical data. That is why we hire experts.

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2 years ago

@JAYChi_Bears Moving from a bad team to championship caliber is a process. The best teams learn from games like last week. Let’s see if that applies to the Bears.

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2 years ago

@ilannfl True. I expect him to leave next year (which will give Rome more touches).

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2 years ago

@tonyposnanski Throw in pencils. Kids love ‘em.

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2 years ago

@cbefred Unstoppable? That may be a stretch. Give Donovan credit. They are taking more 3s and pushing the pace more than last year. Perhaps they will be enjoyable to watch

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2 years ago

@cwharris773 My brother bought a house and the old woman kept saying “there’s money hidden”. The children thought she had dementia. Five years later my brother found $10K behind a wall when he was doing demo. He returned every penny to the family. Good man, Tom.