Battle of the Bergers

Watching Monday Night Football, the two starting QB's are Roethlisberger, and Mettenberger.

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"Berger" is a German surname meaning "Mountain"or "From the mountain." So, who is King of the Hill?

Cheeseburgers

ctenidae said:

"Berger" is a German surname meaning "Mountain"or "From the mountain." So, who is King of the Hill?

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Right now, Mettenberger, Titans lead 24-13 and Roethlisberger was put on his Keister twice in a row.

keister
Dave Wilton, Monday, August 21, 2006

Usually spelled keister (there are many alternate spellings), the original meaning of this American slang word is a satchel or suitcase. A later, and now more common sense, is that of a person’s rump or buttocks.

Dating in English to 1882, the term is from the German Kiste meaning box or case—the slang sense of rump also exists in the German. From George Wilbur Peck’s Peck’s Sunshine of that year:

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Mettenberger is the only one with a sex charge on his record though.

ScottySkis said:

Cheeseburgers

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No cheese, BLT burger

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Who can forget Burgermeister

http://christmas-specials.wikia.com/wiki/Burgermeister_Meisterburger

ScottySkis said:

Cheeseburgers

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Post of the year...so far