Bulls fan uses FaceTime to get child on television (VIDEO)

| January 14, 2013 | 9:57 pm | 2 Comments

This Bulls fans and his handy dandy iPhone enabled his child to see himself (or herself, you can’t really tell) on television during Monday’s Hawks-Bulls game.

When you think about it, it’s pretty cool.  This kid saw his face (or her face) on television at the United Center while he (or she) was sitting on the couch in the living room.

And the child got the best of both worlds.  He (or she) was able to sit on the couch with the remote control in hand with the ability to turn off the abysmal game that his (or her) dad had to sit through.  The Hawks had a whopping 37 points through THREE quarters and ended up losing 97-58.

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  1. John Mayo says:

    Brent Musburger is the worst announcer EVER. He appears like an inbred fool, desperately trying to have people think he is younger than he is. Listening to him hype plays or specific players during games sounds idiotic.
    His comments about the Alabama QB’s girlfriend made him look like a dirty old man, which he clearly is.
    His comments like “we were smoking tonight” is pitiful for a variety of reasons. First of all, he is never, “smoking”. Secondly, he is admitting that there are times when he is not quite so impressive. I assure you, the times when he comes across like a foolish, dirty old man FAR outweigh any times that he might be “smoking”, which is (effing) NEVER.
    John Mayo

  2. Joey5Picks says:

    If you listen, you can hear pretty clearly that he says “it was smokin’…” Let’s all just simmer down now.

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