[Sportsandrec] It happened to Baltimore

[Kendra Schaber]

I am not even close to being a 9ers fan. I am a Baltimore Ravens fan. If you 
want to know a 49ers fan, my grandmother and brother are both 49ers fans. If 
I was a 49ers fan, I would not have rooted on the Baltimore Ravens in the 
Super Bull.
Kendra
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "justin williams" <justin.williams2 at gmail.com>
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> You must be a 49ers fan.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sportsandrec [mailto:sportsandrec-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of
> Kendra Schaber
> Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2013 2:33 AM
> To: Sports and Recreation for the Blind Discussion List
> Subject: [Sportsandrec] It happened to Baltimore
>
> For those who have read the Baltimore Sun last week, a number of powems
> about the Ravens appeared in that newspaper. I decided to have a bit of 
> fun
> and write one of my own. I hope that you all will enjoy it!
> Kendra
>
> It happened to Baltimore
>
> On a Sunday in February, was a large football game. The game was so large
> that the people of the land made big plans just to eat dinner and watch 
> it.
> All day long before the game, bets were made on who would win. Chants were
> heard and team colors were all around. For everyone knew that the Ravens 
> and
> 49ers had come to play. Feasts were cooked, bets were made and arguments
> broke out. The people of the land who supported their favorite team just 
> had
> to shout. Laughs were heard as funny commercials were played. And then, 
> came
> on the big game. The people watched as the Ravens took flight. Over the
> 49ers, they were so far, winning the big fight. The Ravens flew high 
> scoring
> points left and right. The people of the land knew that the Ravens and the
> 49ers had to play before they could celebrate that night. When half time
> came, a show took place. Fortunently, it was not an emberising sight. Once
> the half time show was over and the game got started, the Ravens got a 
> touch
> down and left the 49ers down hearted. As the Ravens made a sack, the power
> went out and everyone on both sides had been taken aback. The people of 
> the
> land watched and waited while the Ravens and 49ers took a break. For the
> power had to come back on in order to continue the fun. A half an hour
> later, the power came back, the game resumed before the Ravens started to
> waver. The 49ers started to charge. Like a rampaging bull, they scored and
> scored, and scored again but the Ravens still held on. The Ravens clearly
> wanted to win. The Ravens did not give up the fight. The people of the 
> land
> knew that victory was in sight. No matter how many flags were thrown, how
> many points were scored or how many miracles took place, the Ravens still
> defended their space. When the clock ran out, all of the Ravens fans began
> to shout. For the Ravens had finally won the big game. For twelve years, 
> the
> Ravens fought just to get here. The Ravens fans all shouted and cheered. 
> As
> the troffy was passed around on the field, high fives were heard as 49er
> fans were forced to yield. Ravens fans celebrated that night because the
> Baltimore Ravens won the fight. On and on the celebrations lasted as the
> people of the land either partied or rested. The party for the Ravens 
> lasted
> until the end of the victory praid. The whole way through, the Ravens fans
> all gave their praize. The world knew that the Ravens have come to save 
> the
> day. Now the Ravens are Super Bull champyons. Next year, the world will 
> know
> that they are here to stay. For the Ravens started out as under dogs. For
> they surprized everyone along the way. Now the Ravens are flying very 
> high.
> Now days, they are higher than wild bald eagles. Go Ravens!!!
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