Sounds kind of blah. I was scratching my head, wondering how they came up with this name, when I saw some guy's Tweet in the linked Twitchy post, in which he stated they just replaced "In-" with "Guar". Makes as much sense as anything else, I suppose.
Update Friend and commenter Gregory, in the comments: "I saw that Guardian was the brand name of a prophylactic. They could wear them on their heads instead of helmets.
I know that would make them look like a bunch of... But let's face it. They already are."
Pathetic.
ReplyDeleteI used to kind of like the Indians, never again.
Relatedly, I do hope the Foreskins change their name to something horse related, I already have the "Geldings" logo made.
Haw! I'd love to see it.
ReplyDeleteThey could have used Cleveland Wokians. An accurate description.
ReplyDeleteI lost all interest in pro sports many years ago. I used to be a Cardinals fan, but right now I couldn't name one player, or the manager.
I saw that Guardian was the brand name of a prophylactic. They could wear them on their heads instead of helmets.
ReplyDeleteI know that would make them look like a bunch of... But let's face it. They already are.
Cleveland Grauniads.
ReplyDeleteThe symbol should be a frowning American Indian.
This ticks me off more and more.
When I saw that bit of news, the first thing I thought of was a crew made up of a dimwit in leather pants, a green woman, a walking tree, a scarred-up hulk, and a talking raccoon. Now, watching that crew is kind of entertaining. Baseball woketards, not so much.
ReplyDeletePaco, the logo is even lamer.
ReplyDeleteRebecca: Great minds! The same imagery occurred to me!
ReplyDeleteDeborah: It is, indeed.