The only way "hundreds of people" could be co-ordinated to carry out the various "hoaxes" which involves the Seahawks losing the last Super Bowl and the Rams moving/NOT moving is if this was all orchestrated by alien beings...and NOT the ones from Mexico if you get my drift.
It would be far easier for the space critters to just get into the minds of one or two humans and plant these evil seeds of doubt.
I think there is a connection between Howie Long and his kid playing for the Rams and him being forced by the aliens to play in a bunch of terrible movies and silly commercials and cameos.
After his retirement from the
NFL following the
1993 season, Long pursued an acting career, focused mainly on
action films including
Firestorm, a
1998 film in which he starred. He also appears in the movie
Broken Arrow alongside
John Travolta. He played a minor role in the movie
3000 Miles to Graceland alongside
Kevin Costner,
Kurt Russell and
Courteney Cox. Long appears in the Extended Version of
That Thing You Do! as Mr. White's (Tom Hanks) "partner" Lloyd in the extended cut of the movie, released on DVD in 2007. Long's part was entirely cut from the theatrical release.
[6]
Long also made numerous
cameo appearances on
TV shows and
commercials. Long was a spokesman for
Radio Shack, making commercials with actress
Teri Hatcher. He has also been featured in many other national commercials and advertising campaigns including those of
Coors Light,
Nike,
Campbell's Chunky Soup,
Hanes,
Frito Lay,
Coca-Cola and
Pepsi,
Pizza Hut,
Taco Bell,
Nabisco,
Kraft, the
Bud Bowl campaign,
Honda and currently for
Chevrolet.
In March, 1986, Long told
Inside Sports, "When I'm finished playing, I'd like to stay in touch with football, through broadcasting. I'm qualified to give a certain perspective and I'm articulate enough to handle it."
[7] After his retirement, he began as a studio analyst for the
Fox Network's NFL coverage where he often plays the "
straight man" to the comic antics of co-host
Terry Bradshaw and he writes a column for
Foxsports.com.
[8] In addition, he hosts an annual award show on Fox,
Howie Long's Tough Guys, which honors the NFL players whom he deems the toughest and gives "the toughest" a
Chevrolet truck. Long won a
Sports Emmy Award in 1997 as "Outstanding Sports Personality/Analyst."
[9] A reflection of Long's status as a pop-culture icon, MTV's Paul Gargano had an interview with Judas Priest lead singer Rob Halford, and asked this question: "If you could sleep with anyone famous, who would it be?" Halford looked at Gargano and said, “Howie Long”.
[10] He is also the author of
Football for Dummies, a book to help average fans understand the basics of professional football; it is part of the
For Dummies series by Wiley Publishing. He is an alumnus of, and volunteers his time for, the
Boys and Girls Clubs of America. He was named
Walter Camp Man of the Year in 2001 by the
Walter Camp Foundation.
After his football career, Howie Long became known for his use of a popular stock sound effect in the movie
Broken Arrow. During his death scene, the sound effect is used, which has become known as the
Howie scream.
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Is there any doubt?
The sad part is always the effect of these alien's control over the NFL in the way it has used the Long Family and the kids.
For the love of god why drag the children into it?
Wouldn't it be far simpler for the space aliens to just develop remote controlled insects that could fly into "someone's" window at night, crawl into the ear holes of the sleeping people and feed conspiracy theories at will into the brain/s of a few willing humans that are pre disposed to believe that shit anyway?
Simple as cake! Slice of pie! If these unlikely NFL fans from the outer reaches of the galaxy could travel through space and time, manipulating a handful of Americans should be easy.
They didn't get this far by wasting motion. Manipulating hundreds of humans seems a bit more difficult than just getting Howie Long and some cracker jack called 9/11 on board.
Think aboot it! Howie Long has access to millions of tv viewers... 9/11 has half a dozen MB viewers. With the media and internets cornered like that this thing smacks totally of alien control!