Image: Lion Chicago Bears Helmet

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Description: The en:Art Institute of Chicago's lions are decorated to show support for the Chicago Bears during the week of en:Super Bowl XLI. Photographer's description: It's Like Making A Trip To Mecca If You're A Bears Fan I was not surprised but man it was thick with people getting flicks. Everyone has to have their photos taken with the Lion statues. For those on the know they only do this when they go to the Super Bowl which only previously occurred in 1985. When they made the helmets this time, they made them a little small plus it was really cold so they did not bend and they had to be redone.
Title: Lion Chicago Bears Helmet
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Author: Señor Codo
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