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Who Dat dog?

Dpantherman

By Dpantherman,
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...don't actually watch the NFC championship game that's going on or anything. LOL

I guess they don't understand what's going on anyways, so why should they bother... it's more fun to play with the dog. The dog probably has a better understanding of what's going on in the game then most Saints fans do.

I suspect the "WHO DAT" cheer actually came from Saints fans honestly not knowing what the hell was going on:

Referee: "Delay of game, on the offense, number 8"

Saints fans: "WHO DAT?"

PA Announcer: "Archie Manning called for intentional grounding"

Saints fans: "WHO DAT?"

Moral of the story: Any cheer that a dog can participate in is by definition a dumb cheer.

Q: WHO DAT?

A: Peyton Manning, aka your Superbowl daddy.

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