Is U.S.-England "The Most Anticipated Soccer Match in U.S. History!!!"?

Yes, I know that. Just giving you shit.

Sweet Caroline's is pretty good in Wincy. But there's a place on 55 in Star Tannery called The Corners that's right in your wheelhouse. Used to be called Four Corners back in the day. Street view it on google maps. It's a lovely establishment.

And don't forget, you're not all that far from the WV line. Try Piggy's or Gables.

 

Ya, during our travels, I made it a point to mention the "bar" on the corner. That place looks like the typical punch palace, although it had some stickers on the door last time we went by that made it appear shut down.

 

Nah, they're letting Bank of America write American history.

"Here's what happened in 1776...now did you know that George Washington BANKED AT BANK OF AMERICA!"

 

That would be unfortunate. When I was younger, we used to drive over to Wardensville after midnight because they didn't stop selling until 2 or 3 a.m. Midnight in Va. Almost always included a trip to The Corners. Usually against my better judgment. Over/under on the total fights during a given Saturday night hovered around 7.5. Jumps up to 10.5 if it's still open and you go.

 

Jumps to a 20.5 when I show up with my guns.

 

I hope you like PBR in the can. That's all they got.

Actually, I love PBR in a can. I might join.

 

Except for maybe the 1994 opener vs. Switzerland, and any game vs. Mexico, I can't remember being more excited for a USA game than the one today.

 

2002 QF vs. Germany.

 

Only if you're Vince Doria trying to overhype programming -- again.
Derwood's right. This one is a pool game. Find me once elimination round play begins.

 

Torsten Frings .... grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

I'll be interested to see that number. Some media ratings people -- whoever they are -- guessed between 8-10 million.