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Volume xli Issue xv THE FIELD OF LAW
CONTENTIOUS SUPER BOWL DECISION OVERTURNED IN SUPREME BOWL CASE JOHNNY CHALLENGER STAFF WRITER
WASHINGTON—In what many Americans consider an act of judicial activism, the United States Supreme Court’s football team overturned by a margin of 27-10 the decision reached in Green Bay vs. Pittsburgh. The Super Bowl decision was overturned in the Supreme Bowl on the grounds that Pittsburgh’s constitutional rights against unreasonable losing. “This is a victory for all football fans everywhere,” says Pittsburgh Tight AttorneyEnd Jim Stiles. “Finally, Pittsburgh fans get the long deserved championship win they’ve always wanted.” While most people who live in Western Pennsylvania and depressed Patriots fans that shifted their championship bandwagon preference to the Steelers were happy with the decision, some did not take the news well. In Green Bay, rioters set fire to their cheese hats in protest of the decision which
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resulted in a massive influx of “Nacho Cheese Head Burn Trauma” cases. “If you look at the substantial issues at hand and apply a strict scrutiny standard to the ruling, it is clear to see that [Pittsburgh’s] rights were indeed violated by an aggressive Packer’s program of playing better.” JusticeBacker Ruth Bader
Ginsburg also added, “Plus, I would’ve totally sacked Aaron Rodger’s pussy up and down dat field!” The Supreme Bowl handles few championship cases each year with the Court’s team already deciding 18-3 in favor of food in Bob’s Weak Stomach vs. The 4 Lbs. of Chicken Wings He Ate to Win the Buffalo Wing Off 5 Hours Ago.
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Ben Rothlisberger attempts to enter Puppy Bowl BY CASTLETON SNOB STAFF WRITER
ANIMAL PLANET—NFL play-
ers and fans were shocked this weekend when Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger skipped the Super Bowl in Dallas to compete in Puppy Bowl VII. “We’ve been talking about it for a month or so now,” explained Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin. “Turns out he worked it into his contract years ago.” Animal Planet producers noticed issues with Roethlisberger early in practice. “He was taking it really seriously,” said associate producer Jeff Bordner. “He tried to call out plays and got frustrated when the puppies just licked his face instead.” The quarterback berated a Beagle for 10 minutes after it failed to score until the puppy peed on the field in fear. According to Bordner,
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This week's reader poll A PUGNACIOUS PERFORMANCE “There was no way to calm [Roethlisberger] down. The cuter the puppies were, the angrier he got because they ‘weren’t taking the game seriously.’ He smashed a tiny goalpost and the water bowl cam got destroyed.” Roethlisberger was finally asked to leave after throwing a
snap to 9-week-old Cocker Spaniel, Checkers, which knocked the puppy over. In related news, a 2 month old Border Collie named Banjo rushed for 150 yards for the Green Bay Packers this Sunday.
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