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When babies are born, they are wrapped in the Terrible Towel in the hospital. Couples have waved Terrible Towels at their wedding. The Terrible Towel has been taken to the highest mountains and to the depths of the seas, hangs in neighborhood restaurants and has traveled around the world, from the Great Wall of China to the Vatican to the South Pole and more.

It's flown on military missions and even went to space thanks to Astronaut Colonel Mike Fincke, a Pittsburgh native, who waved the towel from the International Space Station. While the original Terrible Towel is undoubtedly the most popular, other official versions have been introduced over the years including those commemorating Super Bowl Championships, a pink breast cancer towel, a camouflage towel, and towels to celebrate holidays such as Christmas, Halloween and St.

Patrick's Day. A new tradition was introduced at Heinz Field in called the "Terrible Towel Twirl," with special guests having the honor of starting the entire Heinz Field crowd in a towel twirl. A portion of the sales from the Terrible Towel benefits the Allegheny Valley School in Pittsburgh, a charity that had special meaning to Cope. Although they will not be permitted inside Heinz Field this afternoon, the Steeler faithful will still be cheering on their team and waving their Terrible Towels from afar.

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