Posted on 10/20/2009 5:57:42 PM PDT by Mo1
There were just two of them. They only talked about it for a minute or so as I was setting to record a movie to watch during the SOTUS by TOTUS.
Oh, well. :(
I think it’s kind of amusing to have a cabbage patch kid look-alike running the country.
A great link about the Tebow “controversy”: http://michellemalkin.com/2010/01/29/thank-you-tim-tebow/
Oops. Ping to post above this. Check link.
Anybody who gets their panties in a wad over this needs to do some serious soul-searching.
Looks to me like a lot of Democraps are going down. HOWEVER, I still do not trust this CABAL!! We will see. I hopte for the best and plan for the worst. CO
Try the green chili apple pie with pinion strudel topping...
Whatchya talkin bout Willard??? CO
"A guilty dog barks loudest" is an old southern phrase that means a dishonest person will be the first to tell you how honest they are. The people who are squawking so loudly about this spot haven't even seen it. The image and message of this courageous woman weighs too heavily on them. Its an indictment of the practice they advocate. For libs the term Pro-Choice clearly means No Choice. All that much ballyhooed lib tolerance does not apply to women who choose life.
Somebody thought adding green chilis to apple pie was a good Idea.
They were right.
Whoda thunk it?
Simple.
The NFL took stupid pills. Unfrickinbelievable............http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2442791/posts
I agree Sharkey. There is not a whole lot to put your trust in except God Himself. He promised to take care of His own. I feel terrible about what has happened to America and I’m not so sure it isn’t going to affect the whole world inn one way or another. CO
Welcome to modern American sports, where whining about how you’re earning less than 18 million is the norm.
Perhaps they should look at how much Babe Ruth made, adjusted for inflation of course.
Even adjusted, his earnings weren’t spetacular.
Today’s sports players are whining putz.
Who Dat say dey own dat? Not NFL
League concedes it has no claim to fleur-de-lis, phrase
By MELINDA DESLATTE, Associated Press writer , Published: Feb 2, 2010Louisiana’s attorney general said Monday that local T-shirt makers don’t need the NFL’s permission to sell shirts with the phrase “Who Dat,” as long as they don’t make other references to the New Orleans Saints or NFL.
Attorney General Buddy Caldwell said he had a conference call with the NFL’s general counsel to discuss cease-and-desist letters some Louisiana T-shirt makers received from the league.
The letters demanded they stop selling shirts featuring the phrase that’s part of a popular cheer by Saints fans, citing trademark infringement.
“They’ve conceded and they’ve said they have no intention of claiming the fleur-de-lis, which would be ridiculous, or the ‘Who Dat,’ which would be equally ridiculous,” Caldwell said in an interview. The fleur-de-lis is a traditional symbol of New Orleans that’s featured on Saints helmets.
The NFL is objecting only to shirts that are marketed or presented as an official Saints or NFL product, Caldwell said. Shirts that are black and gold and say “Who Dat” can be sold, he said, if they don’t purport to be Saints gear and don’t include the team logo.
The chant — “Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints” — is often shortened to “Who Dat” on shirts and signs and has been a mainstay at the Superdome in New Orleans since the 1980s.
“People can use Who Dat all they want if it doesn’t include NFL and Saints trademarks,” NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy wrote in an e-mail. “We explained that we would contact merchants only if a Who Dat item also contained NFL or Saints trademarks or if it is falsely claimed that an unauthorized item is affiliated with the Saints or NFL.”
The “Who Dat” spat has outraged many Louisiana residents and merchants, who argued the NFL couldn’t claim ownership of a saying or symbol that predates the Saints, who will make their Super Bowl appearance Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts. Gov. Bobby Jindal asked Caldwell to look into a possible lawsuit if the NFL was attempting to declare ownership rights of the phrase.
GEAUX SAINTS!!
Can't wait to collect on my bets! Good job Saints!
Lol! I knew you had money. Share! :P
:-)
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