A Special Thanksgiving “Top 10” Thankful List
:10—Thankful for family, friends, good food, yada…yada…yada! Yea Whatever.
:09—Thankful the Steelers gave Big Ben the ball and took it out of Todd Haley’s hands.
:08—Thankful for those tight black stretch pants all the ladies are wearing. (Oh please, you were thinking it too!)
:07—Thankful that “Kobe’s” on the way back. That’s right Fred Crawford, the “Black Mamba” returns.
:06—Thankful for Chuck Sanders. OK let’s not act like he hasn’t donated money to half the Black population in Pittsburgh.
:05—Thankful for the NFL level playing field. We’re still in the hunt baby! Here we go Steelers, here we go!!
:04—Thankful that Steelers legend Greg Lloyd and Judge Reggie Walton (one of the most powerful Black men in the world), are both coming to the Willie Stargell MVP Awards Banquet on Saturday, Dec. 7. Call the Champions for information on “Nite of the Champions” at 412-628-4856.
:03—Thankful that Hollywood and Brad Pitt brought “12 Years A Slave” to the big screen, so America can see what we’ve always known. Everybody go see it…Now!!!
:02—Thankful for Halle Berry! OK c’mon you knew it was coming.
:01—Thankful for her…and trust me, she knows who her is!!!
:00—A Thanksgiving Double Overtime
Try to keep up the North Side, people. The world is calling Mike Tomlin a cheat and a liar, and I won’t stand for it. People have been killed for saying less. “They’re” just going to make it be that he stepped on the field on purpose, no matter what Tomlin says. I don’t know much, but I know this: They wouldn’t do it to Bill Cowher and they sure as hell wouldn’t dare do it to Chuck Knoll. C’mon people, back a brotha up!!
:000—OK this means Triple Overtime. Now you North Siders get it. Yeah that means Coach Ringo Sanders.
•If you want to meet former NFL stars David Dinkins and Eugene Baker, both Pittsburgh proud. Be at the 38th annual Willie Stargell Pittsburgh MVP Awards Banquet…“Nite of the Champions” on Saturday, Dec.7 at 6 p.m. at the Wyndham Hotel, in Oakland. Also, featuring Steeler legend Greg Lloyd and keynote speaker Judge Reggie Walton.
