Posted on 02/02/2006 9:34:23 AM PST by rushlimbaughshow
With Rush Limbaugh inevitably pulling for his beloved Steelers, it’s once again left to me to make the most accurate, non-biased Environmentalist Wacko pick possible. In this year’s Super Bowl, there’s no doubt who the environmentalist wacko element will be cheering on to victory. So here’s the breakdown...
Super Bowl LV: Seattle Seahawks vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
This Sunday marks the fortieth Super Bowl in NFL history, and it’s a classic match-up between two diametrically opposed forces. One sideline will host the beloved Seahawks – noble and elegant flying creatures of the animal kingdom (and a bird granted special ‘victim status’ due to the adverse effects of human-created DDT on its pristine habitat). The opposing sideline will be encroached upon by the imperialist swagger of Steelers – evil money-grubbing capitalist pigs who spew pollution into the atmosphere via their mechanized factories of death and destruction...
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Britt Gillette Author of The Dittohead's Guide to Adult Beverages (Regnery 2005)
But aren't Steelers Union guys who stand together for all the working classes of the world in solidarity against their capitalist oppressors?
Welcome to FR.
I'm picking the Steelers just because that I root for the underdog, especially the never before heard of 6th seed entering the Super Bowl.
Give me a friggin' break. I say ZOT to you!
Wow. The Seahaws and Steelers are going to have a rematch in Super Bowl 55!
Yes, Steeler Union connections could make this one much closer than I've cited. Yet no environmentalist wacko would ever pick a human being to triumph over a member of the animal kingdom...
ping (w/ a small "p")
Can you say, "tongue-in-cheek"?
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