Of course, this was different time, when Browns were good. SO he can be forgiven for soaking up that joy & making it to hospital end of day.
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Do you believe that story, or might he have made it up (to get sympathy)?
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He might have made it up to try to convince me the 1990s Browns were worth rooting for. But the birthdates all line up.
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That is an amazing story. If true, I wonder how it affected all four.
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Well, they were all Browns fans into the 1990s. So they were scarred for life, obviously.
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All October births. Does this mean that all 4 were conceived after the Browns had been eliminated from the postseason?
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Don't think it matches up quite that well. For some of those conception years Brownies were doing quite well.
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Odds that Steelers are playing at Cleveland on any given day is 365-1.This strains credibility. Never mind that labor took place at 1PM too?
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They play twice a year. Totally plausible.
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Typically you would only watch the home game. If he was traveling to watch twice a year odds drop to around only 1 billion to 1.
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He watched both. IIRC the boys were 4 years in a row, or one off. So two were away births.
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Well getting pregnant 3 mo after delivery is a notable feat. 3 years in a row.
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This family was not Catholic, but you do know that's not unusual for Catholic families?
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4 births in 36 months is a feat, Catholic or not.
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Did dad make subsequent birthdays?
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Maybe it's just me, but I'd divorce a bum like that.
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It was the 60s-70s. Men attended fewer births.
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Also before cell phones. If he was gone before labor started, more understandable. If left after underway, then I'm going to side eye.
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