At least our cheerleaders are cute

JeremyD · JeremyD's Garage

Well, the Bucs sure stunk it up yesterday both offense and defense - So much for 21 of 22 starters returning hype. at least our cheerleaders are cute...

Noah930 · Noah930's Garage

The sign of an optomist: your ability to find the silver lining in it all.

85eurocarrera · 85eurocarrera's Garage

Yummy, like the outfit too! I met a few of the viking cheerleaders this year and I think the are all from Wisconsin. Yuk!

Hope we fair better than the bucs and pac did tonight, but not counting on it.

jdm61 · 11:52 AM

Jeremy....our cheerleaders have always been fine because for decades, they were the only thing worth watching at a Buc's game. We use to have a girl working for us who was a Buc's cheerleader for 3 years or so. Funny thing is that i think they job actually makes your IQ drop. This girl was on Dean's List at Emory, but after a year as a cheerleader, she was the diztiest little airhead you have ever met....LMAO We are sure that some of it was just affect, but you gotta wonder what they put in those girl's Gatorade. You see them on the Jumbotron and they sound like "Hi...I'm Buffy....i have a masters degree in particle physics from Cornell, but now i sound like Jessica Simpsons's retarded love child......oh, and I love kittens and want to save the enviroment....tee hee"

Yellowbird RS · 09-11-2006, 11:53 AM

Same happens in the Broncos team

pwd72s · 09-11-2006, 12:23 PM

Cheerleaders....ah yes, there's always something for the losers to (want to) hang onto....

targa911S · 09-11-2006, 01:25 PM

The Steelers don't need no stinking cheerleaders.

rammstein · 09-11-2006, 01:28 PM

Yeah- plenty of sexy yinzers in the crowd, right?

targa911S · 09-11-2006, 01:30 PM

yinzers?? God I have to learn another language now. I just mastered Florida speak, now this.

tc-sacto · 09-11-2006, 01:34 PM

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Originally posted by JeremyD
Well, the Bucs sure stunk it up yesterday both offense and defense - So much for 21 of 22 starters returning hype. at least our cheerleaders are cute...

Damn, I miss Florida sometimes. Luv them cheerleaders
Must suck in Green Bay...every breast covered up with three sweaters and a Parka!

efhughes3 · efhughes3's Garage

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Originally posted by Yellowbird RS
Same happens in the Broncos team

I'll take door #2 Monty. Or door #1.....

Noah930 · Noah930's Garage

Having grown up in L.A., I'd have to give a thumbs up to the Raiderettes, too. These cheerleaders above are hot, and look like the proverbial girls next door--girls you could bring home to Mom. Not that there's anything wrong with that, mind you. Raiderettes were also quite hot, but certainly did NOT look like the girls next door. Unless you happened to live next to a strip club.

pwd72s · 09-11-2006, 05:41 PM

USC Cheerleader...class of '48

Usmellgass2? · 09-11-2006, 05:52 PM

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Originally posted by pwd72s
USC Cheerleader...class of '48

OHHH

I was in a happy place! That was mean, just plane mean, snif, snif

widgeon13 · 09-11-2006, 05:56 PM

I just puked on my keyboard........

pwd72s · 09-11-2006, 06:00 PM

Reality can indeed be ugly...check out the cuties at the start of this thread in, oh, 50 years or so...

targa911S · 09-11-2006, 06:21 PM

Those tramp stamps will be down around their asses.

pwd72s · 09-11-2006, 06:45 PM

nobody beats father time...

jdm61 · 09-11-2006, 07:47 PM

Now that pic is pretty hideous, but if you go to a typical bike night, you will see a fair number of gals that are about 80-90% that bad every time.....lol

rammstein · 09-11-2006, 07:54 PM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yinz

Yinz is a second-person plural pronoun used mainly in southwest Pennsylvania, including Pittsburgh, but it is also found throughout the Appalachians.

yinz is the most recent derivation from the original Scots-Irish form you ones, which is probably the result of a contact situation between Irish English. When standard-English speakers talk in the first person or third person, they use different pronouns to distinguish between singular and plural. In the first person, for example, speakers use the singular I and the plural we. But when speaking in the second person, you performs double duty as both the singular form and the plural form. Crozier (1984) suggests that during the 19th century, when many Irish speakers switched to speaking English, they filled this gap with you ones, primarily because Irish has a singular second-person pronoun, tu, as well as a plural form, sibh. The following therefore is the most likely path from you ones to yinz: you ones [yu wʌnz] > you'uns [yuʌnz] > yunz [yʌnz] > yinz [yɪnz]. Because there are still speakers who use each form, there is no stable second-person plural pronoun form in southwest Pennsylvania--which is why this pronoun is variably referred to or spelled as you'uns, yunz, yinz, or ynz.

Obviously, in other parts of the U.S., Irish or Scots-Irish speakers encountered the same gap in the second-person plural. For this reason, these speakers are also responsible for coining the yous found mainly in New Jersey and the ubiquitous ya'll of the South.

yinz's place as one of Pittsburgh's most famous regionalisms makes it both a badge of pride and a way to show self-deprecation. For example, a group of Pittsburgh area political cheerleaders call themselves "Yinz Cheer," and an area literary magazine is The New Yinzer, a take-off of The New Yorker. Those perceived to be stereotypical blue collar Pittsburghers are often referred to as Yinzers, a name many native Pittsburghers consider to be a mild pejorative, like calling someone a hick, or a rube.