Friends of P
If the information is available online it's a great resource to be able to utilize. It can be very difficult to locate, as the landscape of the internet changes like the waves upon a beach constantly changing the view.
This page is a "Thank you" to all the individuals who have assisted, helped, or lead me in directions or areas I needed to go with information, corrections and supplying materials for research. I have broken them down into categories. I apologize for not thinking of this sooner, there are many individuals from the past several years I would like to give thanks to, but I have lost their names and their contributions. My apologies; If you happen to see this, and would like some credit, please let me know.
I have decided to add the "Not Friends of P" which applies to those to have tried to take advantage of my good nature in some way or another (or my $h-- List). MY grievances will be taken out during the next "Festivus" at the end of the year. There are not very many, and I hope to keep it that way.
If you have read this far, then yes... the title of this page was lifted from a song... you get bonus points if you already know it.
Cheerleaders / Dancers
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Contributors
[edit]Olga Jach : Big thanks to Olga for assisting in many corrections and the attention to details. She has also assisted greatly with filling in the blanks with the Pro Bowl cheerleader representatives.
Collectors / Sellers
[edit]• Suzanne Sabadasz : Suzanne worked with me to procure a 1989 Buffalo Jills poster. A very pleasant and tremendous help! Thanks!
• framer999 : For the Chicago Bears Cheerleaders picture 1985 signed bare necessities.
• planetwaves1 : For the 1985 San Francisco 49er Report - 9-29-85 Special Teams + Poster of the Cheerleaders.
• crafty_5927 : For the 1999 "Indianapolis Colts" Cheerleaders poster (1). The 2001 "Carolina Panthers" Cheerleaders photo (2). The 2001 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders squad photo.(3) The 1999 "Carolina Panthers" Cheerleaders squad photo (4).
• hs588 : For the 1983 Seattle Seagals Team Poster.
• tmoraek : For selling the 2005 Houston Texans Cheerleaders Poster with signatures.
• blavaaubrey : For selling a huge lot of Seattle Seahawks SeaGals Posters 1990-2000.
• getbent101 : For the list of (8) San Diego Chargers Cheerleaders Calendars: 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08.
• torralf-yltb5rk : For the 2005 49ers Cheerleaders signed photo.
• jmkfashions2 : Thank you for the 1984-85 New England Patriots Cheerleader Calendar & poster.
• skedman15 : Thanks for Houston Texans 2007 Cheerleaders poster (1). The Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002 Cheerleaders Photo (2). The 1990s Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders Photo Poster (3). The Carolina Panthers 2002 Topcat Cheerleaders Photo(4). The Atlanta Falcons 2007 Cheerleaders Photo (5). The Carolina Panthers 2001 Topcat Cheerleaders Photo (6).
• bryanthecarnut : For the 1991 San Diego Chargers Girls Poster.
Resources
[edit]• All Team Websites : This is basically a gimme... It's the most current and reliable information you can source on the internet. It evolves constantly focusing on the current season with sprinkles of the past. Some websites are great at providing information while others do not... I'm not going to name names... Instagram, X, Facebook, TikTok and other social media are possibly equal if not better to find information like Captains, lines, Rookie and Veteran of the Year, Pro Bowl selections etc... It's very easy to just upload a photo or a video clip than to publish to a website.
• Wayback Machine : This website has been a great help in filling in the past. While not all the information is available or obtainable by today's web browsing tools (Flash for example) There is still good information there to view. If you dig and learn how to navigate the site you will fins some really good "diamonds".
• Myspace : Back before 2008, Myspace was a good resource as well. After the crash... not so much. Volumes of data were wiped out. Having just checked it... it is still available to view, but I can't imagine anyone really uses it.
• Myspace : Back before 2008, Myspace was a good resource as well. After the crash... not so much. Volumes of data were wiped out. Having just checked it... it is still available to view, but I can't imagine anyone really uses it.
• The DCC Anthology This was my first website. Hosted through Geocities (1994–2009) as a free account. When it shut down at the end, someone downloaded all the data to "preserve" it... I had no control after that point. I can't recommend you go there, the ads shown are not very user friendly. If you have an ad blocker you may be by okay. This website has that information and more.
