How Pittsburgh Steelers Fans Teach Religion
Email today from my favorite homeschool mom, Mrs. ADHD:
We’ve been reviewing the 10 Commandments and were on “Thou shall not kill.” Thing 1 explained what the commandment means and added that we are not to hate people, but we may hate their actions. He paused, thinking about what he had just said, then asked, “Does this mean we’re not allowed to hate the Cleveland Browns?”
Response from Mr. ADHD:
Tell him God gives us a pass on that one because God hates the Cleveland Browns too.
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Bows to Saudi princes and Japanese emperors and Tampa mayors but NOT to Catholic popes, while ignoring the Dalai Lama. I assume, then, he reveres only government figures. No wonder he hasn't chosen a District of Criminals church yet; he thinks he lives in one.
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We have a saying among my friends — Taking the Browns to the Super Bowl = taking a shit
I'm sure St. Myron approved of your answer. I know I do!
Amen and pass the plate, brotha!!!
That sent me back to Full Metal Jacket and his religious lesson about why God loves Marines.
lmboooooooo..Have a super weekend my friend!!:)
You can take the boy out of the Burgh, but…
It's actually, thou shall not murder, not 'kill'. No idea who the Browns are, but with a name like that, it's hard to like them.
It's a Catholic thing, MK…
LOL Yes, God does hate the Browns. Go Steelers!!
MK: The Browns are the worst American football team to ever play the game. The Steelers and the Browns have a rivalry that goes back at least 35 years.
I'm a Bengals fan so I think God hates us too, after all, we have Ochocinco.
Sounds like the home schooling MY kids fot too…
They were taught that F*ckingRedskins is ALL ONE WORD!
Yoy and double yoy!
When the Browns were "gone" (between the move to Baltimore and the new team being formed), it seemed that we stiller fans missed them more than the folks in Cleveland. It was more than just looking forward to two "easy" wins a year. We MISSED hating them!
Amen, Matt!