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Browns new one has been released

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Actually, it looks more like a Gaelic Knot.
Or one of those cheap metal puzzles you find in a dollar store. Would not look on a flag either.

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I prefer keeping with tradition by having no logo on our helmets.
Mike
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I prefer keeping with tradition by having no logo on our helmets.
Mike
I prefer keeping with tradition by having no logo on our helmets.
Mike
I haven't decided whether I prefer Rolling Stones "Lips" or a Madonna "Twat", but certainly not the damn dog.

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or or maybe

If you're gonna have a logo, keep it local!!!

Mike
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WTF does a dog have to do with the Browns?
Hate to say it, but unfortunately a dog exposes many more negative attributes and stereotypes...
Browns always the "dog" as in underdog.
Dogs are owned.
Their bark is bigger than their bite.
That tail between their legs on Sundays.
There is no mystique about a dog, nor does it command the type of instant respect a Lion, Bear or Eagle does.
The absolute worst symbol the browns could have. Put the dog sleep.
All those new logos sukk btw.
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WTF does a dog have to do with the Browns?
Hate to say it, but unfortunately a dog exposes many more negative attributes and stereotypes...
Browns always the "dog" as in underdog.
Dogs are owned.
Their bark is bigger than their bite.
That tail between their legs on Sundays.
There is no mystique about a dog, nor does it command the type of instant respect a Lion, Bear or Eagle does.
The absolute worst symbol the browns could have. Put the dog sleep.
All those new logos sukk btw.
Hate to say it, but unfortunately a dog exposes many more negative attributes and stereotypes...
Dogs are owned.
Browns always the "dog" as in underdog.
Their bark is bigger than their bite. That tail between their legs on Sundays.
These are all the same reasons why my Dawg put up a Keep Arrf my Lawn!! sign

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Hate to say it, but unfortunately a dog exposes many more negative attributes and stereotypes...
Dogs are owned.
Browns always the "dog" as in underdog.
Their bark is bigger than their bite. That tail between their legs on Sundays.
These are all the same reasons why my Dawg put up a Keep Arrf my Lawn!! sign

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WTF does a dog have to do with the Browns?
Hate to say it, but unfortunately a dog exposes many more negative attributes and stereotypes...
Browns always the "dog" as in underdog.
Dogs are owned.
Their bark is bigger than their bite.
That tail between their legs on Sundays.
There is no mystique about a dog, nor does it command the type of instant respect a Lion, Bear or Eagle does.
The absolute worst symbol the browns could have. Put the dog sleep.
All those new logos sukk btw.
Hate to say it, but unfortunately a dog exposes many more negative attributes and stereotypes...
Browns always the "dog" as in underdog.
Dogs are owned.
Their bark is bigger than their bite.
That tail between their legs on Sundays.
There is no mystique about a dog, nor does it command the type of instant respect a Lion, Bear or Eagle does.
The absolute worst symbol the browns could have. Put the dog sleep.
All those new logos sukk btw.
And the Steelers logo continues to use a logo from a company that has declined so much that it has been taken off of the list of the S&P 500.
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Hate to say it, but unfortunately a dog exposes many more negative attributes and stereotypes...
Dogs are owned.
Browns always the "dog" as in underdog.
Their bark is bigger than their bite. That tail between their legs on Sundays.
These are all the same reasons why my Dawg put up a Keep Arrf my Lawn!! sign

These are all the same reasons why my Dawg put up a Keep Arrf my Lawn!! sign

Yuk, yuk.

gumby's 2 man's best friends are 2 Collie's named Mack & Thomas.sorry Alex your the female.They had 2 surviving puppies 4 years ago that my oldest Daughter adopted..She owns Newton & Luke..When we take them pond fishing it's like watching the trenches of Browns vs. Panthers..We have a cook out tomorrow with the whole gang..am excited to see them at it again..Tour, Thomas loves wearing the Browns London flag under the back of his collar like he owns a Super Cape
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Hate to say it, but unfortunately a dog exposes many more negative attributes and stereotypes...
Browns always the "dog" as in underdog.
Dogs are owned.
Their bark is bigger than their bite.
That tail between their legs on Sundays.
There is no mystique about a dog, nor does it command the type of instant respect a Lion, Bear or Eagle does.
The absolute worst symbol the browns could have. Put the dog sleep.
All those new logos sukk btw.
And the Steelers logo continues to use a logo from a company that has declined so much that it has been taken off of the list of the S&P 500.
And the Steelers logo continues to use a logo from a company that has declined so much that it has been taken off of the list of the S&P 500.
A classic horse's butt response from a hypocrite.
Dude, you continually quote Browns championships that are long dead, gone and forgotten, and yet, you condemn a logo that literally fueled a nation through the industrial revolution, building lives, homes, businesses, and communities that still thrive today? This, you condemn? You are a childish pooper. Logic means nothing to Browns fans. You are the BIGGEST FRAK of all. You cheer the Browns actions one year and then condemn your own praise when the guy you fellated is fired by the new regime.
There is a history in the Steel logo that goes far beyond football, and far beyond Pittsburgh. My Father, Uncles, cousins, and friends worked for USS. Steel build the bullets and bombs that defeated Hitler. Steel brought uncountable numbers of immigrants to build our great melting pot.
Dislike the Steelers? By all means, be a homo and a child. You are common. But the Steel logo? Don't be a jackoff. Try to put your childish "my team's better than yours" back up your asss for a few moments and converse like an adult.
Now, as for the Bulldog, browns logo? Stinks, I disagree with you on your criticisms, and much like his honor, Judge Nincompoop, you are blasting a logo, the dog, which means a lot, to millions. There is nothing degrading about having a dog as a mascot or logo.
The ONLY OBJECTION that matters to this logo, is that a dog has absolutely no historical significance or connection to the Cleveland Browns. The only trademarked logo that ever was attached to the team was the Brownie. A whimsical, cheerful character, that, with good marketing skills, could be metamorphosed into a fire-breathing, sword-wielding Ironman type hero logo if one chose to do so.,
Dixon and Minnifield were two jackoffs who lost as many games with their dirty hits and interference calls as they won. The creation of the "dawg pound" literally marked the cultural decline and lack of dignity of the Cleveland Browns. The "dawg" is a self-deprecating ideal for a group of fans who really don't understand history at all.
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