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Ive been in the DC area for such a long time but just recently becamse a Redskins fan and stumbled upon this blog. I really like portis a lot. I just wish he wasnt partying a lot downtown in DC. I see him like every week out.

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[quote=portisrunshard;523550]Ive been in the DC area for such a long time but just recently becamse a Redskins fan and stumbled upon this blog. I really like portis a lot. [B]I just wish he wasnt partying a lot downtown in DC.[/B] I see him like every week out.[/quote]

This is interesting. Did this happen a lot during the season? And where did you see him?

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Since the beginning of time the world has been divided between patriots and traitors, statesmen and pirates, nobles and villains. For those of us native to the DC region who chose to follow our fathers into Redskins fandom, we are the good, decent people. For those bamas who, never having spent a day of their pathetic lives in Dallas, nevertheless chose to adopt the star as their mantle, well, I wish pestilence upon their blighted souls.

I’ve met a lot of DC area Cowboys fans in my day and, to a person, they are just kind of shady people. They like the Cowboys partly to spite their dads, perhaps, but mostly for the same reason they like the Yankees, Bulls, and Bluedevils – they are frontrunners who put winning before loyalty, and the Cowboys happened to be winning around the time they were [I]choosing[/I] their favorite teams (in contrast, I was born into all of my teams).

I don’t care for them.

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[quote=djnemo65;523555]Since the beginning of time the world has been divided between patriots and traitors, statesmen and pirates, nobles and villains. For those of us native to the DC region who chose to follow our fathers into Redskins fandom, we are the good, decent people. For those bamas who, never having spent a day of their pathetic lives in Dallas, nevertheless chose to adopt the star as their mantle, well, I wish pestilence upon their blighted souls.

I’ve met a lot of DC area Cowboys fans in my day and, to a person, they are just kind of shady people. They like the Cowboys partly to spite their dads, perhaps, but mostly for the same reason they like the Yankees, Bulls, and Bluedevils – they are frontrunners who put winning before loyalty, and the Cowboys happened to be winning around the time they were [I]choosing[/I] their favorite teams (in contrast, I was born into all of my teams).

I don’t care for them.[/quote]

Bravo djnemo! Spoken with honor and dignity, like a true Redskin fan! Damn the gutless bastards! I would want them by my side neither in battle nor peacetime as they CANNOT be trusted. HAIL REDSKINS!!!

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[quote=SC Skins Fan;523270]Interesting side note, the original lyrics to "Hail to the Redskins" included the line "Fight for Old Dixie" instead of "Fight for Old D.C." (along with some other ... um ... variations). Maybe others remember that, though it was before my time.[/quote]

Onward Christian Soldiers was proposed as the original fight song for the Skins. Luckily that didnt happen.

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[quote=Ruhskins;523552]This is interesting. Did this happen a lot during the season? And where did you see him?[/quote]

I'd like to know that too. Syracuse NY Skins fan for life.