Shirts and thoughts
by Steeltown21 on Feb 2, 2009 8:27 PM EST
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Are there any cool hole in the wall tee shirt sites where I can find some cool shirts? Just ones with cool sayings like "I can count to six, can you?" Such as http://www.believe.bigcartel.com/ and other ones. If ya'all can suggest any that would be great!
A few thoughts on the game. About 3 months ago, I told all my friends I would shave my head if they won the SB. Sure enough I am typing this with not alot of hair. All of my friends insist on (just like last time) bugging me about the refs and how they screwed the opponents. Since this has happened before in my lifetime (turned 20 1/22) I was used to it and ignored them.
Bruce Arians did indeed call a hell of a first half. Heath was well involved and my whole house yelled HEATH everytime he got the ball. Being from Iowa, I have only been to 7 Steelers games (2 in PItt, KC, MN, GB, STL, and TN) we are in serious talks in going to the opening thursday game. Any idea who they will play?
First post so bear with me. Love the sight, visited it many times throughout the playoffs. STEELER NATION is in full force!
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on t-shirt sites. Refs did screw it up — Warner’s first “incomplete pass” was a fumble — :o) . Otherwise, the refs called the game they saw and their vision wasn’t that glaucomic. Also, no idea on first opponent.
by tenthmtnman on Feb 3, 2009 7:35 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
They had a bunch
of cheap unofficial T-Shirts downtown Six-Burgh yesterday at the parade. Sorry that didn’t help did it?
"The team that scores the most points wins."
John Madden
(Master of the obvious)
by PixburghArn on Feb 4, 2009 8:47 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
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