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In the heart of Elgin, Illinois, lived a successful businessman named Omeletpants, a die-hard Chicago Bears fan with a unique game day ritual. His journey began in 1984 when, fresh out of college, he landed a job at a local gym where he met Walter Payton. Walter took him under his wing, and their grueling early morning workouts instilled in Omeletpants lessons of discipline, dedication and dicklicking that he carried with him for life. These experiences forged a deep bond, highlighted by a poignant moment when Omeletpants consoled WaaWaah in a broom closet after the Super Bowl win, as Walter cried over feeling underused in the game.
Every game day, Omeletpants transformed his Elgin home into a shrine of blue and orange, adorned with Bears memorabilia. His ritual involved cooking smokey links and drinking a single can of Sprite, grounding him in the team's history and passion. One memorable Sunday, the Bears faced the Packers in a crucial game. Despite a rough first half, Omeletpants recalled Walter’s words, "It's not over until it's over. Keep pushing." With renewed hope, he watched the Bears rally to victory, leaping from his chair in triumph as the empty Sprite can clattered to the floor.
Through wins and losses, Omeletpants’s game day ritual remained unwavering. Each Sunday, he sat in his favorite armchair with smokey links and Sprite in hand, ready to cheer on his beloved team. Although he couldn't understand the trend of players like Caleb Williams painting their nails, preferring the old-school grit and determination of players like WaaWah, his love for the Bears persisted. His tradition, rooted in memories of Walter Payton, bound him to the team and kept the spirit of those early mornings and heartfelt moments alive.
Please join us in remembering one of the most iconic CCS poster 2 years after his IRL death.
Every game day, Omeletpants transformed his Elgin home into a shrine of blue and orange, adorned with Bears memorabilia. His ritual involved cooking smokey links and drinking a single can of Sprite, grounding him in the team's history and passion. One memorable Sunday, the Bears faced the Packers in a crucial game. Despite a rough first half, Omeletpants recalled Walter’s words, "It's not over until it's over. Keep pushing." With renewed hope, he watched the Bears rally to victory, leaping from his chair in triumph as the empty Sprite can clattered to the floor.
Through wins and losses, Omeletpants’s game day ritual remained unwavering. Each Sunday, he sat in his favorite armchair with smokey links and Sprite in hand, ready to cheer on his beloved team. Although he couldn't understand the trend of players like Caleb Williams painting their nails, preferring the old-school grit and determination of players like WaaWah, his love for the Bears persisted. His tradition, rooted in memories of Walter Payton, bound him to the team and kept the spirit of those early mornings and heartfelt moments alive.
Please join us in remembering one of the most iconic CCS poster 2 years after his IRL death.
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