The Chicago Bears defeated the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship Game today, saving the English language.
The Saints, sentimental favorites of Americans everywhere who love to say things like “irregardless,” “effect” when they should say “affect,” and “but yet,” had a slogan that will be judged by history as the dumbest fucking slogan in the history of slogans: “Who Dat?”
On behalf of English speakers the world over, thank you, Chicago Bears.
Edit: Crap. I just realized I live in Chicago. This place is going to be insufferable.
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Pete
Don’t the Bears fans say, “DA Bears”??
But, I’m glad DA Bears won, and I live in N.O.!!!
domer.mq
Pete, that’s a good point. I fear that my ears just no longer hear it as I’ve lived in this tundra for quite a while now.
Bad Kermit
Q, aren’t you also one of the “Cowboy Up” Red Sox Massholes? This post couldn’t have possibly gone any worse for you.
domer.mq
No. I never endorsed “Cowboy Up.”
southern gent
That’s not funny.
Bad Kermit
Yeah, but if you stick around long enough, at least he stops being annoying.
gwzimm
Da B
gwzimm
Da Bears, Da Bull, Da Cubs, Da Sox, Da Hawks
Wes
People who use the terms Soda, Pop or any combination of the two, are not aloud to make fun of how we talk down here. Those two words trump anything we may say.
Plus the Saints are in New Orleans. That is cajun country and “Dat” is how those cajuns talk.
gwzimm
Dem Cajuns is really smart, dey sure are.
Bad Kermit
What if you’re friends with Soda Popinski from Punch Out?