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The Panthers logo, revisited: It's NOT the shape of Carolina


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I hate to admit this use to like Saints before the inception of the Panthers and Had the hat.. Saw them at the dome the year when they were like 6-0 and beat he niners with 15 secs left then they imploded and sucked it out ..now I miss that sucky ass team stupid Bree..

 But thank god we finally got a team I have always loved the Panthers Uniforms, colors and logo which I have to say  new logo took a while to grown on me... but it is what it is..

 

I think the Saints logo is the dumbest thing ever...because it's the Saints logo

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So you are suggesting we should have the hunchback panther be our logo, cause its the shape of the Carolinas? I'd rather have the logo the shape of a panther.

I don't see a hunch in the back, but, even still, a Panther on the prowl is more likely to be parallel to the ground, or "hunchbacked" (to use your word).

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That is extremely awesome, but we see it like once a year amongst 15 weeks of bland white.

We get the white because it is hot as fug here through 2/3 of the season.

Wearing black in those temps would be stupid.

And anyone who dues not think it makes a diff has never played organized football in the south.

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