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NFL 2009 (or, in Super Bowl nomenclature, MMIX)

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Brenthoven said:
Dear Stevonne Smith,

Please don't score or get 100 yards receiving tonight. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Brenthoven
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Dear Stevonne Smith,

The check is in the mail. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Brenthoven

:D
 
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Verbatim quote from a male friend of mine:

"Brett Favre is an amazing man. I will never stop cheering for him because of all we have been through together."

Help me out here. Does this mean this friend of mine wants to have sex with Favre or that he needs clinical help? Both?
 
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XYZ said:
Verbatim quote from a male friend of mine:

"Brett Favre is an amazing man. I will never stop cheering for him because of all we have been through together."

Help me out here. Does this mean this friend of mine wants to have sex with Favre or that he needs clinical help? Both?
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More importantly, does this friend of yours live in Wisconsin or work at ESPN? Both? And why would you be friends with either? :D

(I keed, I keed - have lots of relatives in Wisconsin, some of whom have had season tickets)
 
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LynahFan said:
More importantly, does this friend of yours live in Wisconsin or work at ESPN? Both? And why would you be friends with either? :D
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Does live in Wisconsin...and we're all beyond lucky he doesn't work for ESPN. I was also generous with the friend qualification. Former college roommate of a "real" friend of mine is more accurate. :)

Seriously though...who the hell calls another dude an "amazing man"? "after all we've been through together?" What in sweet blue jesus is going on with this? Forget it. I'm calling him Brett Christ from now on.
 
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Just catching up with this phenomena now? Where were you the previous 16 years?
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In terms of the media, absolutely. However, the difference between then and now is the way the 5% of Packers' "fans" that have gone off all half-cocked for the Vikings are acting. I've attended plenty of games at Lambeau and know all sorts of Green Bay fans who loved Favre, but in the previous sixteen years have never seen or heard some of the things the Favre loyalists are now doing or saying. The difference is only among a select group of Packers' fans, everything else has remained the same. I will admit, it's rather comical.

Case in point: My idiot brother that EODS loves so much has been a Green Bay fan his entire life. He is now 26 years old. Last night my dad told me that my brother bought a Vikings' shirt, put it on a garbage can and wrote "F--- Ted Thompson" on it. He claims it is Vikings' lineman "guarding his door".

While making me laugh and amusing be mightily...what the f is wrong with these people? :p

Btw, Slap Shot: You are an amaaaazing man. :)
 
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Slap Shot said:
Just catching up with this phenomena now? Where were you the previous 16 years?
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Part of the congregation? :D

XYZ said:
In terms of the media, absolutely. However, the difference between then and now is the way the 5% of Packers' "fans" that have gone off all half-cocked for the Vikings are acting. I've attended plenty of games at Lambeau and know all sorts of Green Bay fans who loved Favre, but in the previous sixteen years have never seen or heard some of the things the Favre loyalists are now doing or saying. The difference is only among a select group of Packers' fans, everything else has remained the same. I will admit, it's rather comical.

Case in point: My idiot brother that EODS loves so much has been a Green Bay fan his entire life. He is now 26 years old. Last night my dad told me that my brother bought a Vikings' shirt, put it on a garbage can and wrote "F--- Ted Thompson" on it. He claims it is Vikings' lineman "guarding his door".

While making me laugh and amusing be mightily...what the f is wrong with these people? :p

Btw, Slap Shot: You are an amaaaazing man. :)
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Reactions like that among Packer fans are probably the best part of his signing with the Vikings so far...it's comical. :p
 
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XYZ said:
Case in point: My idiot brother that EODS loves so much has been a Green Bay fan his entire life. He is now 26 years old. Last night my dad told me that my brother bought a Vikings' shirt, put it on a garbage can and wrote "F--- Ted Thompson" on it. He claims it is Vikings' lineman "guarding his door".
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You did not punch your brother in the face enough during your childhood. You should probably begin making up for that.
 
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I can't believe CBS had Pitt/Cincy on in Omaha last week instead of Denver-Oakland. There are plenty of Broncos fans here (and Chiefs fans who'd watch an AFC West divisional game), and absolutely no fans of either of the two teams they showed.

At least Fox is giving us the Broncos/Cowboys game this week...
 
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GreatLakerMohawk said:
That's right, a spycam set up where he's at to watch him yell at the television. It's the hot new Sunday reality show.
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If you have Liverpool, the Chargers, and any WCHA officiated game on simultaneously it would be the greatest YouTube clip ever.
 
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Jon said:
If you have Liverpool, the Chargers, and any WCHA officiated game on simultaneously it would be the greatest YouTube clip ever.
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Something like this? :D

<object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/IdsH3IoNGXk&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0&hd=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/IdsH3IoNGXk&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0&hd=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="480" height="385"></embed></object>
 
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So the Bengals were trailing 20-14 with under two minutes to play, but score a TD to make it 20-20...

Then they get the extra point blocked.

Unreal.
 
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