LOL!! Couldnt have said it better myself!!What do they need a freakin mascot for, probably because the game isn't all that exciting to watch so they need a mascot to liven things up. I like them in high school and college football, they entertain the crowd, beat the crap out of the other teams mascot, and you have a marching band but I don't see the need for one in pro. The Pack would just have a big old wedge of cheese running around if we had one... but I personally would just rather watch the football.
The Pack would just have a big old wedge of cheese running around if we had one... but I personally would just rather watch the football.
Like I was going to ask "What would a Packers mascot look like even if you don't want them to have one."
All I could think of would be a butcher covered in blood running around with a meat cleaver.
(And this is while I am sober.)
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I thought that the name "Packers" came from some type of meat packing plant. (Wasn't it ACME? Weren't they the "ACME Packers at one point?)LOL
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Please explain that one!? Because Lombardi's dad and uncle were butchers? The GB Packing company makes boxes from what I understand.
LOLIf you wanted a mascot that really showed the roots of the Packers, it would be a cardboard box I guess. Heh
Say what?While watching the Viking game today, and feeling sorry for Bucky yesterday, I am glad we don't have a fluffy mascot jumping around. Anyone else feel this way?
I thought that the name "Packers" came from some type of meat packing plant. (Wasn't it ACME? Weren't they the "ACME Packers at one point?)
Didn't know about Lombardi's dad and uncle's occupations.
LOL
That's a good one!
I didn't think he got paid.Mascots are for teams who cant entertain their teams with real football. I am however a fan of the human mascots, like the fireman from the Jets (ed i think is his name). And even though he is dead, the barrel guy in Denver was a great one.
OK.He has to do push ups for every point on the score board. He had to do over 300 push ups for Saturday's appearance. For a mascot thats a lot. It works like this, if they score 14 he does 14 pushups if they raise the score to 21 he has to do 21 more push ups, 28 = 28 more push ups, and they scored 70 points.
I thought that the name "Packers" came from some type of meat packing plant. (Wasn't it ACME? Weren't they the "ACME Packers at one point?)
Didn't know about Lombardi's dad and uncle's occupations.
I didn't think he got paid.
I think he's just a fan who somehow gets a lot of attention.
Whenever I've seen him on camera, he is in the stands.
How he got the attention, I don't know.
(Google is my friend.)
I suppose the Rainbow Man also fits into your category?
As well as St. Vince for the Pack.
Probably owned by one Wile E. Coyote.They were deffinatly 100% sponsored by acme meat packing and they were called the acme packers.