Spotted in the Publix parking lot today.
Spotted in the Publix parking lot today.
Steeler Nation
edit: dunno but in some places that could get yur car keyed.
That's all fine and good..... unless you're a Lions fan like me. 
Tom_Spangler wrote: That's all fine and good..... unless you're a Lions fan like me.
Us Browns fans just pinstrip our shorts.
Someone rubbed a turd on that poor car!
Tom_Spangler wrote: That's all fine and good..... unless you're a Lions fan like me.
Yep, cuz honolulu blue and silver looks good on . . . well, nothing.
fasted58 wrote: Steeler Nation edit: dunno but in some places that could get yur car keyed.
Florida. No one is from here.
I'd rock the "G" for Green Bay greatness.
GO PACK GO!
I guess I'd have to do red and black. Still, I thought it was clever.
Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?
I think it's slick.
Back in the late 90's, working at a Pontiac dealer, we had a customer buy a navy blue Grand Prix GTP. The guy was a US Navy - Blue Angels fan, so he had a pinstripe down each side ending in a jet plane with a whisp of smoke behind the jet. It was cool.
fasted58 wrote: Steeler Nation edit: dunno but in some places that could get yur car keyed.
Don't bring that crap to Baltimore!
JG Pasterjak wrote: Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?
I probably would be if i was a steelers fan.
Disclaimer- im not a football fan pretty much at all. So, i would likely be a drunk regardless.
JG Pasterjak wrote: Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?
Steeler fans = the angry drunks
Bills fans = the sad drunks
David S. Wallens wrote: I guess I'd have to do red and black. Still, I thought it was clever.
C'mon David, we all know UGA fans aren't that subtle. I see at least 10 cars with some kind of UGA stripe / paint scheme every week around here. Of course, I am in Georgia...
I think the above photo was taken in my dorm parking lot on game day.
JG Pasterjak wrote: Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?
Nope. High number of transplants. Supposedly it's a great place to be from.
poopshovel is visting Florida? 
Burn it. Says the '79 Rams fan and '08 Cardinals fan....
bluej wrote:JG Pasterjak wrote: Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?Steeler fans = the angry drunks Bills fans = the sad drunks
Eagles fans = the belligerent drunks
JG Pasterjak wrote: Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?
Difference is most Steelers fans you encounter outside the Pittsburgh area seem to at least have some connection to the city, even if it goes back a generation or two.
Most Cowboy fans outside of Texas, on the other hand, probably couldn't find Dallas on a map, let alone had ever been there or had any connection to the city at all whatsoever. The only defining trait seems to be that they are generally among the more smug and less intelligent people you are likely to encounter within a given geography.
I like this thread 
JG Pasterjak wrote: Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?
Plus, doesn't like 95% of the country despise the Cowboys? Or is that just the East Coast? I dunno, I don't really follow fubaw; I just hear things.
I like to dislike the Stealers after the 2005 superbowl fiasco. That being said, I wouldn't do that on any car I own unless I owned the team or was getting paid to advertise for them.
Duke wrote:JG Pasterjak wrote: Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?Plus, doesn't like 95% of the country despise the Cowboys? Or is that just the East Coast? I dunno, I don't really follow fubaw; I just hear things.
Nope, thats everyone. It's the only time i agree with packers fans.
Furious_E wrote:JG Pasterjak wrote: Calling the Cowboys "America's team" somehow doesn't jive with the fact that every city of more than ten people in this country seems to have at least two Steeler bars. Or are Steelers fans just alcoholics?Difference is most Steelers fans you encounter outside the Pittsburgh area seem to at least have some connection to the city, even if it goes back a generation or two. Most Cowboy fans outside of Texas, on the other hand, probably couldn't find Dallas on a map, let alone had ever been there or had any connection to the city at all whatsoever. The only defining trait seems to be that they are generally among the more smug and less intelligent people you are likely to encounter within a given geography. I like this thread
This might be somewhat similar to the high quantity of Braves fans between the ages of 22 and 39 or so.
The braves won a lot of games between 1991 and 2005. They were also on TBS most nights. So kids could watch a team on TV a lot, and that team was good. I'm pretty sure that's how I, a Cincinnati native, ended up a braves fan.
The Cowboys were good and exciting during the 90s, when a lot of people started really watching football on tv. They had a good QB, who had a Super Nintendo game, and a big name RB and WR. I suspect for some people who were kids at that time, the fandom stuck.
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