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For Those Worried About Lack Of Teal In New Stadium...

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Historic Seat-Covering Tarp To Be Part Of New Marlins Stadium

MIAMI —In honor of the team's storied past, the Florida Marlins announced at a press conference Tuesday that their new stadium would prominently feature the seat-covering tarp that has remained a constant during their 18 years at Sun Life Stadium.

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.theonion.com/articles/historic-seatcovering-tarp-to-be-part-of-new-marli,17445/

 

Edit, link not working. You can scroll down and find it in the middle of the sports page.

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I'm about the world's biggest fan of The Onion, so don't think I was posting this believing it was real. :shifty I just enjoy perusing the site so much that I take advantage of opportunities to share that love.

 

It's actually quite funny to read The Onion's wikipedia page and hear about incident where foreign & domestic publications & public figures quoting The Onion believing that it was a genuine news site. Especially funny are when the foreign papers cite The Onion and think that the fake article's claims are signs of America's weakness.

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