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I just realized something: all of our mascots are violent, except for Bama, but a Tide could drown you, and the name comes from them swarming another team in a game.
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01 Mar 2005: removed reference to the Chief Illiniwek as the "mascot" of the University of Illinois. Such designation is probably inaccurate and is definitely contrary to university policy (under to which the Chief is explicitly defined as a symbol rather than a mascot). See the entry on Chief Illiniwek for further detail. If the Chief is to be rei...
The Atlanta Braves (cf. the "tomahawk chop") , the Washington Redskins, and the Kansas City Chiefs have also been mired in controversy. However this isn't always a mascot issue. The Fighting Whiteswere established to satirize stereotypical team names.
It seems to me that a mascot refers to a physical thing, and not the name a team uses. Obviously the two sometimes overlap, but they usually don't. For example, Ohio State University is the Buckeyes, but their mascot is Brutus the Buckeye. The University of Georgia is the Bulldogs, but their mascot is Uga the bulldog. This becomes especially appare...
This image doesn't seem representative of mascots in general, and it doesn't match any of the sections of text within the article. As such, I think it should be removed, and I have done so. -Hit bull, win steak(Moo!)21:21, 30 May 2007 (UTC) 1. I should add that all four of the other images seem to illustrate important aspects of mascot-dom, which t...
This article has no references, so I tagged it as {{unreferenced}}. It also includes lots of weasel words. Problematic phrases include: 1. Often the choice of mascot reflects a desired quality;... 2. ...as many argue that... 3. ...Others protest that... There may be others elsewhere in the document. These opinions need to be attributed to a specifi...
It seems that people don't like to mention mascot names on here or that mascots may come from other countries. DO you guys think be me putting a few mascot names on here it will take away from your noterity. If you dont want names on here take all mascot names of then. We should be providing the facts not just some baloo that has come from some one...
As historically used in the military - boy mascot, and in some sports like (assoc) football & rugby a boy or girl who accompanies the team onto the field -Croke Park Ireland, sometimes being included in the team talk or 'huddle' before play - Lions Tour. Often carries a soft toy representing the team animal symbol, ie the other meaning of mascot. H...
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'How these curiosities would be quite forgot, did not such idle fellowes as I put them down.' - John Aubrey 'Oh roads we used to tread, Fra' Maryhill to Pollokshaws - fra' Govan to Parkhead!
Is there any video of this? "Flipper was a mascot for the Miami Dolphins from 1966 to 1968. He was situated in a fish tank in the open (east) end of the Orange Bowl, and would jump in the tank when a touchdown or field goal was scored."
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Mozilla (or Mozzie or Moz) was the mascot of the now disbanded Netscape Communications Corporation . Mozilla takes the form of a cute green and purple cartoon lizard. He was designed by Dave Titus in 1994 . The name "Mozilla" was already in use at Netscape as the codename for Netscape Navigator 1.0. The term came from a combination of 'Mosaic ...
