AussieBear
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At least the Bulls have cheerleaders.
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i see the minorities r still at da back of da bus.. yay murica
At least the Bulls have cheerleaders.
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Eye of the beholder.
I see a goal post.
there are cold-weather teams with cheerleaders tho....there's really no reason we can't have them
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not much to cheer for when you score 13 points a game.
Newsflash: Virginia hires Bears Cheerleaders
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The Chicago Honey Bears had their final performance in Super Bowl XX in the Superdome in New Orleans,[6] performing at halftime to Prince's song Baby I'm a Star. After the game, the Honey Bears were terminated, due to Virginia Halas McCaskey's belief that they were sexist and degrading to women (she called them "sex objects"), as well as them costing up to $50,000 a season.[5] General manager Jerry Vainisi stated that the team could possibly replace the squad with a high school band, despite having not done so.[7] The other factor in the squad's termination, Michael McCaskey, stated that the squad is not an acceptable part of the gameday experience.[8]
I prefer the no cheerleader image we have right now. It has the old school, no-nonsense type of image.
I prefer the no cheerleader image we have right now. It has the old school, no-nonsense type of image.
http://www.brooklineconnection.com/history/Facts/images/Steelerettes/Steelerettes1.JPG
The Steelers say it's not so!!!!!!!!!!!!!
^^^^^ Meat ball alert......meat ball alert.....
You know what would REALLY portray the old school image????
Winning, like the Bears used to do before Ginny ran this team into the fucking ground.
Despite numerous attempts to bring back the Honey Bears and fan polls supporting the squad 3–1, Virginia McCaskey has let it be known the Bears will not have cheerleaders as long as she owns the team. A small group of Bears fans created an unofficial Honey Bears who appeared at the team's training camp in 2010 as part of the unofficial web page to bring back the squad, which also has petitions that fans can sign to bring back the group.[14][15]
A year after the squad's disbanding, a producer named Greg Schwartz trademarked the name, purchased a federal registration, and eventually turned the once-cheerleading squad into a song and dance group.[16] The group has performed for various Fortune 500 companies and has done modelling.[17]