Lamar Woodley gets feeling hurt over his Terrible Towel

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by Beaker

Only a steeler fan would believe that.

The author clearly not a Steeler fan believes it is iconic.
So do you.

The Terrible Towel - Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About the Pittsburgh Steelers - TIME

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by Beaker

No, really, its just a towel.

No, really, it is much more than that.
You're just a puppet though.

[Beaker]

Originally Posted by Woodley

The author clearly not a Steeler fan believes it is iconic.
So do you.

The Terrible Towel - Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About the Pittsburgh Steelers - TIME

I believe its iconic in its idiocy. You also know myron cope was simply a loud mouthed drunk and a fifth rate announcer. The fact that pittsburgh steeler fans hold him in any kind of high regard only cements their legacy of stupidity. That coupled with the fact that they think waving a yellow towel is some kind of show of intimidation is hilarious. The rest of the country simply laughs at you.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by Beaker

I believe its iconic in its idiocy. You also know myron cope was simply a loud mouthed drunk and a fifth rate announcer. The fact that pittsburgh steeler fans hold him in any kind of high regard only cements their legacy of stupidity. That coupled with the fact that they think waving a yellow towel is some kind of show of intimidation is hilarious. The rest of the country simply laughs at you.

I think you're wrong. Yellow has always been considered a very tough and intimidating color.

[Helldog]

Originally Posted by Captain Obvious

Only Cincy fans can get towels confused with toilet paper. No wonder their city is so filthy.

Least we don't confuse our tooth brush with a snickers bar.

[The Caped Crusader]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

This is too funny. Big bad Lamar Woodley is really upset that Ravens were twirling yellow towels when they were leaving the field last night. He's not upset that the Ravens have won three in a row in his house nor is he upset the Ravens have won 4 out of 5 regular season games...no, he is upset that the Ravens picked up some wayward yellow flags off the ground and twirled them!

"If youre not a steelers fan, dont put your hands on a terrible towel"

http://www.facebook.com/LaMarrWoodle...02095168492363


You'd think that dish rag was a religious icon

I once heard a fan comparing it to the Flag. Talk about incredibly insulting to those who served.

[BengaliJack]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

This is too funny. Big bad Lamar Woodley is really upset that Ravens were twirling yellow towels when they were leaving the field last night. He's not upset that the Ravens have won three in a row in his house nor is he upset the Ravens have won 4 out of 5 regular season games...no, he is upset that the Ravens picked up some wayward yellow flags off the ground and twirled them!

"If youre not a steelers fan, dont put your hands on a terrible towel"

http://www.facebook.com/LaMarrWoodle...02095168492363


You'd think that dish rag was a religious icon

He wouldnt like me then....my uses for yellow towels usually involve some sort of sacrifice.

[Bmoreblitz]

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

Ray Rice is on the clock.

Let's see how "powerful" the rag is.

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by Beaker

I believe its iconic in its idiocy. You also know myron cope was simply a loud mouthed drunk and a fifth rate announcer. The fact that pittsburgh steeler fans hold him in any kind of high regard only cements their legacy of stupidity. That coupled with the fact that they think waving a yellow towel is some kind of show of intimidation is hilarious. The rest of the country simply laughs at you.

Blah, blah, blah...you are spewing what has already been spewed... by haters, clearly jealous of the most iconic symbol in all of sports.

You're just mad at Myron because he coined the term "bungles", and you let your hatred get in the way of being rational...Myron Cope was an icon as well...you know he was.

Along with the credit for The Terrible Towel....

• 1963 - E.P. Dutton Prize for "Best Magazine Sportswriting in the Nation" for his portrayal of Cassius Clay[4]
• 1987 - Named as a noted literary achiever by Hearst Corporation[4]
• 2004 - His profile of Howard Cosell was selected as one of 50 all-time classic articles by Sports Illustrated[4]
• 2005 - Became the first pro football announcer elected to the Radio Hall of Fame[4]
• 2005 - Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award for long-time exceptional contributions to pro football in television and radio[26]
• Held the title of "special contributor" at Sports Illustrated[4]
• Served as a board member of the Pittsburgh chapter of the Autism Society of America and the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix[4]
• Co-founded the Myron Cope/Foge Fazio Golf Tournament for Autistic Children[4]
• The only broadcaster appointed to the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Board of Selectors, serving for 10 years[4]
• The asteroid 7835 Myroncope was named in his honor in 2008.[

Actually what the country laughs at are dysfunctional organizations like your bungles and the cleveland clowns that have been losers your entire lifetime.
You've been a loser your entire lifetime too.

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by Bmoreblitz

Awww poor kid, someone stepped on his blanket....just don't step on his Terrible Towel.

Just so you understand, no one is crying...let them do what they please.
Justice will be served when they feel the The Towels wrath.

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

Ray Rice is on the clock.

Let's see how "powerful" the rag is.

Apparently you're not getting it again. "Desecration"... look up the word
Rice waved The Towel. He also placed it on his head, which isn't really desecrating it.
Ray Rice is smart and he knows better.

The Towel knows when it is being desecrated.

[Lygraf]

Originally Posted by Woodley

most iconic symbol in all of sports.

Please.

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by The Caped Crusader

I once heard a fan comparing it to the Flag. Talk about incredibly insulting to those who served.

Like these guys who serve?



Or these?



Or this guy?



Or him?


Or these guys?



Or these guys who serve?

[Lygraf]

a group of marines that are steelers fans

i want to throw up

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by Woodley

Apparently you're not getting it again. "Desecration"... look up the word
Rice waved The Towel. He also placed it on his head, which isn't really desecrating it.
Ray Rice is smart and he knows better.

The Towel knows when it is being desecrated.

lol @ you trying to put a qualifier on it. Gives you a convenient out when nothing bad happens.

Even your namesake disagrees with you.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...amarr-woodley/