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Steelers in CanmoreThursday, Feb 19, 2009 2:47 PM    2009 saw the PIttsburgh Steelers' Super Bowl gathering take place at the same location as 2007 even though Mary and Mo were doing the dance in Pittsburgh. A few Seahawks were spotted on main street Canmore. They were still complaining about 2007. In Tampa, the Steelers were facing a formidable opponent in the Cards, a deck that didn't do jack in St. Louis when they were there, not to mention 'Zona. But this was a new deck of Cards that featured former Panther Larry "Fly" Fitzgerald and former Steeler gray matter from the Cowher era. Not to mention, Kurt Warner had always demonstrated that he was a slinger with the capacity to intricately dissect a defense. As the story goes, Harrison picks off a pass and runs the entire pasture before being tackled in the end zone to end the first half. After receiving oxygen to aid in cellular transfer, Michael Jackson was said to have attempted to cut the oxygen line in fear that there would be insufficient quantities for himself. Clearly Jackson was unsuccessful since he didn't reach headline news. The Boss took the stage and basically rocked Tampa as the Cards attempted to find a reason for the first half finale. The Steelers took the seasonal approach in the second half, enabling themselves to rise up and win it in the last few minutes. It would end with one of the most memorable drives in Super Bowl History, topped off with a spectacular Ben "Motorcycle" pass to Santonio "Ride" Holmes. It was a Pittsburgh win that defined a city that has survived everything thrown its way.
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