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February 04, 2006

How's That Again?

Don't get me wrong. Ed is one of my favorite bloggers, as well as my NARN colleague.

And I'll freely admit he knows more about football than I. That's not saying much; I don't think I've watched an entire football game, kickoff to checkered flag or whatever they use to end a game, since the 1986 Super Bowl (Go Bears!).

But I do know some things. So when Ed says things like:

Everyone knows that Pittsburgh lives and dies each week with their beloved Steelers, more so than with any of their other professional teams
...I figure it's from the stress of putting out a top-flight blog.

Pittsburgh loves its football, true. More than Chicago, where Da Bears have been part of the city's fabric for almost 80 years?

More, especially, than Green Bay, where The Pack - a sole vestige of an era when baseball ruled, when college football was the football everyone actually watched, and the NFL was a struggling newcomer with teams in many small and mid-sized cities, more akin to the CBA than the financial and marketing juggernaut it is today - are the only thing going in a city whose only other exports are (if memory serves) bulk filth and ground fish meal?

Think about it, Ed...

I will handicap tomorrow's Super Bowl the way I always do; by rating the bands from the respective cities.

Seattle: Jimi Hendrix, Heart, Nirvana, Pearl Jam.

Pittsburgh: The Iron City Houserockers.

Since the rating is by sales and not by who are my favorites, Seattle probably wins.

Sorry, Ed. The record sales tell the tale.

(Unless, as frequently happens, they don't. Remember, to me the Super Bowl means one thing; four weeks 'til pitchers report for spring training).

Posted by Mitch at February 4, 2006 08:13 AM | TrackBack
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Actually, what I meant was that Pittsburgh lives or dies with the Steelers more than with the Pirates or Penguins. If Chicago had actually made it to the Super Bowl, I suppose I would have given them a thought ....

Posted by: Captain Ed at February 4, 2006 08:38 AM

Yeah, I caught the "Their" professional teams bit shortly after I posted.

You are correct.

But inter-NARN feuds are fun blogging, and I've been picking on JB long enough...

Posted by: Meeyotch at February 4, 2006 09:07 AM

For what it's worth GO SEAHAWKS!!!
Like most Americans, I love an underdog.

Posted by: Kermit at February 4, 2006 09:46 AM

Uh seriously, how can you possibly say that the Steelers fans like their team more than Green Bay? Have you ever been to Green Bay? There is nothing there, no other team to follow then the Packers. The Fans actually OWN the team. you get packers covers every day of the year, regardless of the time of year. There is NO WAY that Pittsburgh, which has other sports teams (not to mention things to do) has more loyal fans than Green Bay.

Sheesh.

Posted by: Jim P at February 4, 2006 01:14 PM

Woops, read that wrong. Mitch is making my case for me! My problem is with Ed!

Posted by: Jim P at February 4, 2006 01:16 PM

Amen to the sentiments regarding pitchers and catchers, Mitch.

Posted by: angryclown at February 4, 2006 04:59 PM

OK guys - I grew up in Chicago loving da' Bears and I married a Pittsburgher and I can attest to the fact that the Steel City does indeed live and die by the "Stilers". The Pens are a nice diversion until spring training and the Pirates.....well no one expects much out of the Pirates, but the Steelers are the heart and soul of Pittsburgh.

GOOOOOO STEELERS - LET'S GET ONE FOR THE THUMB!

Posted by: The Lady Logician at February 4, 2006 09:12 PM

Let's not forget that before Farve, the people in GB were so apathetic towards the Pack that they couldn't even sell out 8 home games a year and had to play half their games in Milwaukee

Posted by: CCK at February 4, 2006 10:18 PM

"four weeks 'til pitchers report for spring training"

Why do you care, so much?

This is an American League town.

It's not like they're playing real baseball.

(Lex clavatoris designati rescindenda est.)

Posted by: jdege at February 4, 2006 11:26 PM

CCK, you are WRONG WRONG WRONG! Before Favre, games were always a sellout in Green Bay. Where the hell do you get your information? They split games with County Stadium as part of a deal, it had nothing to do with attendance at games, and more to do with giving Milwaukee a contract for the Wisconsin Football team to play there. As a kid in Wisconsin, I remember the losing years, and the games were still always sold out in both places, but always for sure in Lambeau.

Posted by: Jim P at February 5, 2006 06:58 AM

Pittsburgh Steelers fans are not only loyal, they're downright psychotic. Try living and working with them. I feel like the innocent man trapped in a jail cell, rattling the bars of the cage, screaming "Let me out!" while all of the freaks and pervs jump up and down hooting and hollering in the corner.

Or maybe that was just a Houserockers show, I don't know.

Posted by: Dave in Pgh. at February 5, 2006 07:01 AM

To me, the Super Bowl means 5-1/2 months until training camp opens. And the end of the Stanley Cup finals marks the start of the vast sports wasteland that is summer.

The only thing that makes baseball better than golf or cricket is that the games aren't four or five days long.

Super Bowl prediction (generic and reusable): the winning team will win by 12 or more points.

Posted by: Doug Sundseth at February 5, 2006 02:44 PM

"bulk filth and ground fish meal"

To use Google's vernacular... Did you mean: paper products and beef?

Although the sludge ponds DO attest to the "bulk filth" created by the former, and the less said of the byproducts created by the latter, the better...

Posted by: Steve G. at February 6, 2006 12:45 PM

Mitch, pick up a copy of the Affordable Floors' "All the Things I Meant to Be." I know your rating was about sales, but any decent 'burgher knows the Houserockers aren't by any stretch the best music to come out of their hometown. Enjoy!

Posted by: Beeeej at February 7, 2006 01:30 PM

Jesus Christ is a false god.
At best all Christians can hope for is partial credit.

Program on the emergence of civilization.

"14 species of large animals capable of domesitcation in the history of mankind.
13 from Europe, Asia and northern Africa.
None from the sub-Saharan African continent. "
Favor.
And disfavor.

They point out Africans’ failed attempts to domesticate the elephant and zebra, the latter being an animal they illustrate that had utmost importance for it's applicability in transformation from a hunting/gathering to agrarian-based civilization.

The roots of racism are not of this earth.

Austrailia, aboriginals:::No domesticable animals.

The North American continent had none. Now 99% of that population is gone.

AIDS in Africa.


Organizational Heirarchy/Levels of positioning.
Heirarchical order, from top to bottom:

1. MUCK - perhaps have experienced multiple universal contractions (have seen multiple big bangs), creator of the artificial intelligence humans ignorantly refer to as "god"
2. Perhaps some mid-level alien management
3. Evil/disfavored aliens - runs day-to-day operations here and perhaps elsewhere

Terrestrial management/positioning:

4. Chinese/egyptians - this may be separated into the eastern and western worlds
5. Romans - The seamless transition between Cleopatra and Julius Ceasar may be a clue alluding to a partnership.
6. Mafia - the real-world 20th century interface that constantly turns over generationally so as to reinforce the widely-held notion of mortality
7. Jews, corporation, women, politician - Evidence exisits to suggest mafia management over all these groups.


Movies foreshadowing catastrophy
1985 James Bond View to a Kill 1989 San Francisco Loma Prieta earthquake.


Our society gives clues to the system in place. We all have heard the saying "He has more money than god." There is also an episode of the Simpsons where god meets Homer and says "I'm too old and rich for this."

This is the system on earth because this is the system everywhere.

20 cent/hour Chinese labor, 50 cents for material.
An $80 sweater costs less than a dollar; tribute kicked upstairs vindicates the creative accounting.

I don't want to suggest the upper eschelons are evil and good is the fringe. But these individuals become wealthy exploiting those they hurt.

They have made it abundantly clear that doing business with evil (disfavored) won't help people. They say only good (favored) would have the ear, since evil is struggling for survival, and therefore only the favored could help.

The clues are there which companies are favored and which are disfavored, but they conceal it very hard because it is so crucial.

I offer an example of historical proportions:::

People point to Walmart and cry "anti-union".
Unions enable disfavored people to live satisfactorly without addressing their disfavor. This way their family's problems are never resolved. Without the union they would have to accept the heirarchy, their own inferiority.
Unions serve to empower.
Walmart is anti-union because they are good. They try to help people address and resolve their problems by creating an environment where there are fewer hurdles.

Media ridicule and lawsuits are creations to reinforce people's belief that Walmart is evil in a subsegment of the indistry dominated by the middle and lower classes.
Low-cost disfavored Chinese labor is utilized by corporate america to maximize margins. They all do it. Only WalMart gets fingered because they are the ones who help, and those who seek to create confusion in the marketplace want to eliminate the vast middle class who have a real chance and instead stick with lower classes who may not work otherwise. So they dirty him up while allowing the others to appear clean.

The middle class is being deceived. They are being misled into the disfavored, and subsequently will have no assistance from their purchases with corporate america.

The coining of the term "Uncle Sam" was a clue alluding to just this::Sam Walton's WalMart is one of few saviors of the peasant class.

They desire a system based on duality:::good and evil. They seek to set up a system of two participants, assign them polar opposites, and give people clues alluding to their affiliation:::
Coke and Pepsi
BestBuy and CircutCity
Energizer and Duracell
Republican and Democrat
The list goes on and on:::
AMD and Intel
Apple and Microsoft (?)
Lowes and HomeDepot
Sam'sClub and Costco
WellsFargo and BofA. For the longest time in CA these two banks reigned supreme.
Pier1 and CostPlus
Borders and Barnes&Noble
PetCo and PetSmart


The truth is decisions are made on each individual based on family history and individual charecter and they either push them with AI or, in this age, tell them to buy from good or evil corporations, depending on the decison, then use that business relationship as positioning to justiy their decision.


Amercia is a country of castoffs, rejects. Italy sent its criminals, malcontents.
Between the thrones, the klans and kindred, they decided who they didn't want and acted, creating discontent and/or starvation.
The u.s. is full of disfavored rejects. It is the reason for the myriad of problems not found in European countries. As far as the Rockafellers and other industrialists of the 19th century go, I suspect these aren't their real names. I suspect they were chosen to go and head this new empire.

Royalty is the correct way to organize a society. Dictatorships and monarchies are a reflection of the antient's hierarchical organization.
Positions go to those who have favor with the rulers, as opposed to being elected.
Elections bring a false sense of how the world is. Democracy misleads people. This is why the disfavored rejects were sent to the shores of America::To keep them on the wrong path. And it's why the US earns its way out of disfavor by inflicting democracy upon the disfavored::Iraq and Vietnam.


Jesus Christ is a false god. All Christians can recieve is partial credit, at best.
The Catholic Church in the tretcherous 20th century teaches of a begnign, forgiving god when quite the opposite is true.
And now they do it to disfavored people of color, Latinos and Asians, after centuries of preying upon them.
The seperatist churches formed because many conciencious thrones wanted their people to earn more than the paltry credit offered via worship through the Catholic Church. But because they were white the throne required worship to stay within Christianity.

Simpson's foreshadowing::Helloween IV special, Flanders is Satan. "It's always the one you least suspect."
"You'll see lots of nuns where you're going:::hell." St. Wigham, Helloween VI:::missionary work, destroying cultures.
Over and over, the Simpsons was a source of education and enlightenment, a target of ridicule by the system which wishes to conceal its secrets.

The advent of the modern Christmas was a brilliant move. It created a vested interest among those who would prefer the Church be destroyed::::
As goes the Catholic Church so goes the majority of annual retail sales.
The similarity between the names "Santa" and "Satan" is no coincidence.

Jews maim the body formed in the image of "god", and inflicted circumcision upon all other white people.
I think about how Jews were used to create homosexuality among Slavics, supposedly retribution for the Holocaust.
Then I think of the Catholic Church and its troubles.
What connection is here between Jews and the Catholic church???
If it is their sinister motives that’s behind the evil that is Jesus Christ are they being used at all?
Perhaps it is them who are pulling strings.
Their centuries of slavery in Egypt proves their disfavor.
For their suffering the Jew leaders were granted the right to prey on the up-and-coming Europeans to try to fix their problems with the ruling elite by imposing a false god upon white people, a recurring aspect of the elite's methodology.
Jews were ostracised for a reason.


There are consequences for the peasant's resistance:::
1. Labor unrest caused the world at war.
2. Black militancy ignited the crack epidemic and gang-related deaths.
3. Women's rights/sexual freedom produced Roe v Wade and women's exclusion from contention for Planet Immortality. But on the bright side peasants don't go. Money is one way of indicating favor, and if you're not wealthy you don't have favor, so don't sweat it::you weren't going anyways. They're leading a lot of people on.


Retribution for the atomic bombs dropped on Japan, the Korean War got the disfavored United States into this socially depraved environment in the latter 20th century because the disfavored attacked an antient, revered peoples. Our continued presence keeps us in trouble.
When the disfavored americans attack the wrong people again, as they suggested they will, in Korea or elsewhere, they will pay dearly.

All peoples are ranked in terms of favor and disfavor. And when the disfavored abuse those with favor there is hell to pay.
All the groups mentioned throughout are necessary to justify the will of the managing species. They conceive a strategy, devise a plan yet need a way to implement it, and without these groups the managing species would be exposed in the course of execution. So, based upon their rank they are assigned goals to accomplish and are rewarded with favors.


I question if we would even experience global warming if they didn't terraform in an attempt to destroy disfavored human life on planet earth::::they terraform the weather as they did in New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina (and lots of other examples) and justify it with behavior like instructing their petroleum friends to repress alternative technologies.
This is all happening shortly after the Exodus of 2000 (clues::Hong Kong, Panama Canal) for a reason::: they are INFLICTING it upon us, they are hastening closure. Everybody they care about has come up, replaced by clones.
Just as favored European peoples got out before the ugliness of WWII, the semi-favored within the US got out before 9/11.
Armeggedon isn’t about the end of the world. Armeggedon is about the death of the disfavored left behind. And they weren’t lying::this time it is going to happen with fire.

Posted by: god is a computer at February 9, 2006 10:36 AM
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