Showing posts with label Redskins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Redskins. Show all posts

Friday, March 25, 2016

RGlll

THIS JUST IN!
RGIII Tears ACL Walking Into Browns Facility For First Time

Hucker


Sunday, January 24, 2016

The full Skinny





SKANKLESS SKINS '61

Thanks to Tom "Manfred" Mann

I defy you to find a cheerleader squad, at any level, that have fewer (fewer than zero) skanks than did this 1961 Redskin squad.  In fact, see if you can find one that have fewer than 50% skanks. What in hell happened?  And this has nothing to do with race.

Monday, December 21, 2015

KIRK C

Thank You MSU for Kirk Cousins


Of course the Terps did give the Detroit Lions Shaun Hill, and Frank Reich, so there's that.

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Redskins SUK




Redskins; the Obama Administration of the NFL


Tuesday, October 28, 2014

MONDAY NIGHT LIGHTS


How Sweet It Is


... and Hucker

Friday, September 26, 2014

The Obamacare of pro football

Saturday, June 21, 2014

RedSkins Gear





The Washington "What's The Fuss?" Redskins


Thursday, June 19, 2014

Rushbo Redskins

“Cheer if you want, but scoffers need to remember that no one is safe when the protections of a constitutional republic are stripped away.” El Rushbo




 At the beginning of this year, Limbaugh predicted the landmark decision handed down Wednesday by the Patent and Trademark Office. He told listeners Jan. 9 that, “the way the feds are going to get the Redskins is the federal trademark office.”
Sure enough, “that’s exactly what the Redskins are dealing with today,” Limbaugh said on the air.

“I want you to imagine the federal government eliminating your private-property rights due to the interpretation of political correctness by five people, or a very tiny minority of people,” said Limbaugh.

“The tiny minority of people are ostensibly, they say, offended by something that you own. (…) Because of interpretation of political correctness, because they’re liberals, because they’re statists and authoritarians and assigned to them that kind of sweeping power.”

The radio host went on to say that what happened to the Redskins is neither the first nor the last “assault on private-property rights” citizens can expect to witness.

“Cheer if you want,” Limbaugh said, but scoffers need to remember that “no one is safe when the protections of a constitutional republic are stripped away.”
He warned his audience not to take media reports on the Redskins decision at face value. Mainstream outlets are naming the source of the decision as the Patent and Trademark Office.

However, Limbaugh pointed out, “This is Barack Obama. This is the executive branch. All this stuff is coming out of the executive branch. All of this, well, tyranny.”

Limbaugh added that “the people responsible” for Wednesday’s decision, such as “civil rights” activists and other “progressives,” will be smugly satisfied – but not for long.

“They never are. They’ll gloat maybe for a while, but they’ll just be angrier at those things remaining that offend them, and will set out to attack them,” too.

Finally, Limbaugh predicted the law of unintended consequences would kick in shortly, as it always does after a left-wing victory.

If the decision stands, he pointed out, “anybody can market [the 'racist' Redskins logo.] Anybody can use it. Anybody can make money off of it.”

In other words: Americans may soon be seeing the Redskins name and logo on more merchandise than they ever did before.

“And I don’t think that’s quite what [activists] had in mind,” Limbaugh said.


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Sent from my Sinclair ZX81

Smoke Signals



This ruling – which of course we will appeal – simply addresses the team’s federal trademark registrations, and the team will continue to own and be able to protect its marks without the registrations. The registrations will remain effective while the case is on appeal.

When the case first arose more than 20 years ago, a federal judge in the District of Columbia ruled on appeal in favor of the Washington Redskins and their trademark registrations.

Why?   [.... Redskins statement on trademark registration ruling]

Chief Tommy Mann


Sent from my PCjr

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Redskins, and the United States, standing tall

Oh My



Too bad about paying hostage money though


A Mann Act


Mann Act

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Redskin Fuss Is Over!




The SOLUTION!
What's the worry
What's the Fuss
We all love taters
Don't us?




SCROLL

Skoonj solved the whole thing.  Yay Redskins!






New "REDSKIN" name possibilities


         What I See





Unhappy with "REDSKINS?"
Here's Three Apt Alternatives


I would like them to change their name to the "Washington Capitalists". Their helmets could be decorated with commercial names like Nascar racing does, such as "Mobil 1', "Fox Sports", "Viagra", "Miller Lite", "Mopar", "Nike", "Adidas". That would make the liberal pukes choke.

Roger, your highness, can you design a sample helmet?


The Rev's idea resonated, but led me in a different direction. 

 


  Get it?  NASTies?
You're Welcome




Cantwell Scalped

             
                                                                     Catharsis



It’s easy to see both sides of this issue. Having seen it, most Americans think that the Washington Redskins should keep their name, despite its past usage as a racist slur against Native Americans. What’s more, most Native Americans think the NFL team should keep their name. Quoting CBS News: “In 2004, the National Annenberg Election Survey asked 768 people who identified themselves as Indian whether they found the name ‘Washington Redskins’ offensive. Almost 90 percent said it did not bother them.”

That didn’t stop Senator Maria Cantwell, a Democrats from Seattle … a white Democrat from Seattle … a rich, white Democrat from Seattle from jumping feet first into the issue.

Agree or disagree with Cantwell or the Redskins, what BuzzPo dearly loves is seeing a sentient, sovereign, free human being stand up to a cloying, pernicious politician who has, oh, about 17 trillion other priorities she should be focusing on before this. Dig Dan Snyder, the Redskins owner and his statement: ““Senator Cantwell should be aware that there are many challenges facing Native Americans, including an extremely cold winter with high energy bills, high unemployment, life threatening health problems, inadequate education and many other issues more pressing than the name of a football team which has received strong support from Native Americans … Surely, with all the issues Congress is supposed to work on such as the economy, jobs, war and health care, the Senator must have more important things to do.” [BuzzPro]


   Tommy "Linebacker" Mann







Monday, September 30, 2013

HAIL TO THE REDSKINS, You Silly Savages







The Real Meaning of the “Redskins” Debate
Should Congress care about the name of a professional sports team?
Of course not, but that means nothing to that lot.



A group of Native Americans is pursuing a suit to strip the name of federal trademark protection. A few publications have stopped using the term in stories about the team.

In May, 10 members of Congress wrote team owner Dan Snyder asking him to find a new name. Snyder, however, says that will "never" happen.

Plenty of commentators have ... blah-blah-blah



I stand by what I said on Sunday, August 07, 2005.  For all the good  it did not do. (Hint - Play song selection #1 on the jukebox while you're there.)




Monday, December 31, 2012

Pepperidge Farm Turnovers

ROMO INKS ENDORSEMENT DEAL




Hucker

Division Champs!

                                                                        Catharsis
LOL
Res Ipsa Loquitor

I found myself feeling sorry for Tony Romo here (2:30 mark).  But just for a minute.  Next week's featured loser - Russell Wilson.


Tom Mann Photos