On Topic! Bustin' stash for Da Bears!

lol most of this is a foreign language to me, but I wish your Bears success!!

Oh and no pictures? Sounds like fun. Thanks for sharing.

CheeseHeads are Green Bay Packers fans -- which pretty much means everyone in the state of Wisconsin, aka "America's Dairyland," and thus producer of a lot of cheese.

The Packers are the Bears' archrivals.

I live and work right on the IL/WI border so there is a lot of "cross-fertilization."

Nann

What a clever way to not only use up stash but to support the Bears. Go Bears!

On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 06:18:37 -0600, Nann Hilyard wrote (in article ):

Hey Nann,

What do you call 40 guys watching the SuperBowl together....

Scroll down for the answer

The Green Bay Packers!

Maureen, rootin' for Da Bears on Sunday.

I did actually know about CheeseHeads and how they feel about the GBPs.

I did not realise that the rivalry was so strong between them and the Bears. Does my previous post of support for the Bears mean I can never safely visit Wisconsin? lol

I wish the bears good luck, and hope they only lose by a little :-)

Go Colts (Friday is were blue day in Fort Wayne, where half the city roots for the colts and the other half the bears)

Good luck to the Bears! lol ( good luck to the losers too!)

Mississippi doesn't get things right very often - but we have produced a nice set of Mannings. Polly

I'm on the Other Border (IL/IN) and we're a mixed bag down here....

For those of you non-local, the cities where the two football teams of the Super Bowl are based are Chicago and Indianapolis. Those cities are in the adjacent states of Illinois and Indiana.

However, living in either of those states, which team (if any) you support isn't that clear-cut. Plenty of Hoosiers (Indianans), especially in Northwest Indiana, support the Bears as a much older team (at least in that location) and much closer to where they live. Folks in Central and Southern Illinois may support the Colts---or go the other direction and support St. Louis.

And of course there are always the rogues---folks who support completely different teams, or the less likely of these two for their own location, or in this case, folks who support both teams.

(Except at this exalted level, they're not really in competition with each other, as they're part of two separate divisions of the National Football League---the Bears are National Conference and the Colts are American Conference.)

I be one of those folks who goes, as they say, "both ways", and will be good no matter *who* wins Sunday. But I've also got a serious contrary streak---as well as my aforementioned plans to move *from* the Chicago area

Unfortunately, I don't have a seriously public place to go in my Colts gear tomorrow, and I don't believe I wish to solicit suggestions from any Bears fans on "where I should go", do you?

LOL

--pig

That is absolutely for sure!

Produced Elvis and my great-granddad too---both of 'em from Tupelo.

--pig

And then you have me.....born and raised in Baltimore....so regardless of who they play, I will *never* root for the Colts! It completely and totally sucks the way they left Baltimore and it will forever be a black mark against them (yes, I know that most, if not all the players weren't part of the team then, but it's the pribnciple of the whole thing).

Larisa, proud to be a Ravens fan....and Redsk> I'm on the Other Border (IL/IN) and we're a mixed bag down here.... >

Last year when we went to Chicago for a Cubs game, I was very surprised at how *gracious* the White Sox fans were, wishing us luck. (And that was early in the year, when the Cubs were looking promising! LOL) After all I'd heard about the bitterness of that rivalry, it was quite pleasant.

As to the SuperBowl, I'm on the fence. DH is from Chicago, and Cubs fans traditionally root for da Bears. (Named after the Cubs, doncha know). But that Peyton Manning is such a cutie... *sigh*

I'm kinda on the same "fence" Kathy. We are Cubs fans and often follow da Bears. But we have two of our former Iowa Hawkeyes are big forces for the Colts, so we have to pull for them! I guess we can look at it as....... we can't lose! KJ

On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 21:32:01 -0600, offkilterquilter wrote (in article ):

Your siggy makes me laugh this morning. It reminds me of the Red Green "man prayer":

"I'm a man, but I can change. . . .if I have to. . . . I guess."

Maureen

just to bring this back on topic.... do these colts grow up to be galloping horses from which to view quilts? heehee, jeanne

Or they could be like these colts at Ebay auction 20007335239 ? Taria

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