Posted on 02/06/2011 10:44:11 AM PST by mmanager
Article Tools EmailPrintSteelers Nation revving up Sunday, February 06, 2011 By Karen Kane, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette From the noisy streets of the Strip District to the contemplative sanctuaries of the region's churches and even within the boundaries of the animal kingdom, the Steelers Nation is revving up for the culmination of a winning season.
Pam of Pamela's P&G Diner in the Strip called it "crazy."
"We were mobbed the minute we opened the doors at 8,'' she said this morning. "Everybody is wearing their black and gold. People are already lining up at the bars. It's kinda scary!" she said over the din of the breakfast crowd fueling up for last minute purchases of Steeler garb and Super Bowl party food.
A couple of hours later, down a highly congested Penn Avenue at Mancini's Bread Co., a cashier said customers were about willing to battle for pepperoni rolls and sausage buns.
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Rooting for the Packers and Number 13, Seven more than the Steelers!
” Steelers owner endorses Obama”
http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politicalintelligence/2008/04/steelers_owner.html
Steelers owner endorses Obama
Not today my FRiend. It’s about the guys on the field.
Go play with yourself.
Oh you mean like these guys?
http://www.wtae.com/r/21662954/detail.html
http://www.washingtontimes.com/weblogs/bellantoni/2008/Aug/29/steelers-coach-said-obama-brightened-bad-day/
In the interest of preserving folks from riots and overturned cars, I think a Packers win may be more apropos. Thankfully Chicago is already out of the picture.
I hope The Claymaker reduces Big B. to jello.
In 1969 Art Rooney hired Charles Henry Noll and the rest was Steeler history. Mean Joe was one of Chuck Nolls first excellent draft choices.
That too!
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