Let's look forward to the Viking Dongpocalypse

[Eli]

Anyone else think he's going to pull a Jordan (allegedly) and "retire" due to that bad elbow before his first missed game is due to suspension?

I was saying that last night at the bar after our softball game.  That would be awfully epic.

Suspended for sending pictures of Lil' Number 4?  

Seriously?

That's sexual harrassment, boss.  

Yeah, from two years ago.

I totally should be ok for those dick pics I sent to that 13 year old 2 years ago

Haha.

[fiveouts]

Anyone else think he's going to pull a Jordan (allegedly) and "retire" due to that bad elbow before his first missed game is due to suspension?

M'ahm.  I tink its broken. 

[SKO]

http://media2.620wtmj.com/wmn/FavrePick6.mp3

I fucking love Paul Allen.

[Internet Apex]

This thread is working out so much better than I thought it could in my wildest dreams. (||)

[Slaky]

This thread is working out so much better than I thought it could in my wildest dreams. (||)

You're welcome.

[Internet Apex]

Want to get really, really sick?

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ApOinyzo.guAuQXlgHPYZ0BDubYF?slug=ms-footballneversleepsvikesjets101110

Favre and the Vikings didn't finish the job Monday, falling short by a 29-20 score after the Jets' Dwight Lowery(notes) ended a potential last-minute comeback drive with an interception for touchdown. Yet even though they are 1-3 and 2½ games behind the Chicago Bears in the NFC North, the Vikes have life, because they have Favre – a man impervious to age, pain, scandal, rust or, most of all, inertia.

Now it was Favre, for the love of the game and within the us-against-the-world cocoon of devoted teammates, running around like no 41-year-old man should have a right to and making plays that no one else can, or ever could:

No, Favre didn't pull off the fantastic finish. Realistically, he started too late, and he left himself too little margin for error.

However, after the way he opened up the stormy New Jersey skies Monday night, don't bury him or these Vikings until they're mathematically eliminated. I'm guessing they flew home a rejuvenated, hopeful crew of believers, Moss included, and that beginning Sunday in the Metrodome against the Dallas Cowboys they'll do everything they can to avoid waiting until late in the third quarter to put opposing defenses on blast.

Even if those 17 minutes of magic were the last we'll ever get from Favre, I'll be grateful, for they were that good. But I really, really get the feeling that he's pretty far from done.

What a fucking turd socket.

[SKO]

Want to get really, really sick?

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ApOinyzo.guAuQXlgHPYZ0BDubYF?slug=ms-footballneversleepsvikesjets101110

Favre and the Vikings didn't finish the job Monday, falling short by a 29-20 score after the Jets' Dwight Lowery(notes) ended a potential last-minute comeback drive with an interception for touchdown. Yet even though they are 1-3 and 2½ games behind the Chicago Bears in the NFC North, the Vikes have life, because they have Favre – a man impervious to age, pain, scandal, rust or, most of all, inertia.

Now it was Favre, for the love of the game and within the us-against-the-world cocoon of devoted teammates, running around like no 41-year-old man should have a right to and making plays that no one else can, or ever could:

No, Favre didn't pull off the fantastic finish. Realistically, he started too late, and he left himself too little margin for error.

However, after the way he opened up the stormy New Jersey skies Monday night, don't bury him or these Vikings until they're mathematically eliminated. I'm guessing they flew home a rejuvenated, hopeful crew of believers, Moss included, and that beginning Sunday in the Metrodome against the Dallas Cowboys they'll do everything they can to avoid waiting until late in the third quarter to put opposing defenses on blast.

Even if those 17 minutes of magic were the last we'll ever get from Favre, I'll be grateful, for they were that good. But I really, really get the feeling that he's pretty far from done.

I know a guy with a football blog who already tore that bit to pieces. I ain't namin names, though.





http://startkyleorton.blogspot.com/2010/10/in-week-with-many-contenders-michael.html

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

17 MINUTES OF MAGIC!

[Internet Apex]

Want to get really, really sick?

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ApOinyzo.guAuQXlgHPYZ0BDubYF?slug=ms-footballneversleepsvikesjets101110

Favre and the Vikings didn't finish the job Monday, falling short by a 29-20 score after the Jets' Dwight Lowery(notes) ended a potential last-minute comeback drive with an interception for touchdown. Yet even though they are 1-3 and 2½ games behind the Chicago Bears in the NFC North, the Vikes have life, because they have Favre – a man impervious to age, pain, scandal, rust or, most of all, inertia.

Now it was Favre, for the love of the game and within the us-against-the-world cocoon of devoted teammates, running around like no 41-year-old man should have a right to and making plays that no one else can, or ever could:

No, Favre didn't pull off the fantastic finish. Realistically, he started too late, and he left himself too little margin for error.

However, after the way he opened up the stormy New Jersey skies Monday night, don't bury him or these Vikings until they're mathematically eliminated. I'm guessing they flew home a rejuvenated, hopeful crew of believers, Moss included, and that beginning Sunday in the Metrodome against the Dallas Cowboys they'll do everything they can to avoid waiting until late in the third quarter to put opposing defenses on blast.

Even if those 17 minutes of magic were the last we'll ever get from Favre, I'll be grateful, for they were that good. But I really, really get the feeling that he's pretty far from done.

I know a guy with a football blog who already tore that bit to pieces. I ain't namin names, though.





http://startkyleorton.blogspot.com/2010/10/in-week-with-many-contenders-michael.html

Nice work.

[SKO]

Want to get really, really sick?

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ApOinyzo.guAuQXlgHPYZ0BDubYF?slug=ms-footballneversleepsvikesjets101110

Favre and the Vikings didn't finish the job Monday, falling short by a 29-20 score after the Jets' Dwight Lowery(notes) ended a potential last-minute comeback drive with an interception for touchdown. Yet even though they are 1-3 and 2½ games behind the Chicago Bears in the NFC North, the Vikes have life, because they have Favre – a man impervious to age, pain, scandal, rust or, most of all, inertia.

Now it was Favre, for the love of the game and within the us-against-the-world cocoon of devoted teammates, running around like no 41-year-old man should have a right to and making plays that no one else can, or ever could:

No, Favre didn't pull off the fantastic finish. Realistically, he started too late, and he left himself too little margin for error.

However, after the way he opened up the stormy New Jersey skies Monday night, don't bury him or these Vikings until they're mathematically eliminated. I'm guessing they flew home a rejuvenated, hopeful crew of believers, Moss included, and that beginning Sunday in the Metrodome against the Dallas Cowboys they'll do everything they can to avoid waiting until late in the third quarter to put opposing defenses on blast.

Even if those 17 minutes of magic were the last we'll ever get from Favre, I'll be grateful, for they were that good. But I really, really get the feeling that he's pretty far from done.

I know a guy with a football blog who already tore that bit to pieces. I ain't namin names, though.





http://startkyleorton.blogspot.com/2010/10/in-week-with-many-contenders-michael.html

Nice work.

My blog-whoring aside, what a white-washing piece of shit that article is. I'm pretty sure Silver started writing that, convinced that Favre would make the big comeback, and then refused to rewrite it after Bretty once more fucked it all down the drain. The man made three good passes and 20 terrible ones. He fumbled twice. Christ almighty.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

Want to get really, really sick?

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ApOinyzo.guAuQXlgHPYZ0BDubYF?slug=ms-footballneversleepsvikesjets101110

Favre and the Vikings didn't finish the job Monday, falling short by a 29-20 score after the Jets' Dwight Lowery(notes) ended a potential last-minute comeback drive with an interception for touchdown. Yet even though they are 1-3 and 2½ games behind the Chicago Bears in the NFC North, the Vikes have life, because they have Favre – a man impervious to age, pain, scandal, rust or, most of all, inertia.

Now it was Favre, for the love of the game and within the us-against-the-world cocoon of devoted teammates, running around like no 41-year-old man should have a right to and making plays that no one else can, or ever could:

No, Favre didn't pull off the fantastic finish. Realistically, he started too late, and he left himself too little margin for error.

However, after the way he opened up the stormy New Jersey skies Monday night, don't bury him or these Vikings until they're mathematically eliminated. I'm guessing they flew home a rejuvenated, hopeful crew of believers, Moss included, and that beginning Sunday in the Metrodome against the Dallas Cowboys they'll do everything they can to avoid waiting until late in the third quarter to put opposing defenses on blast.

Even if those 17 minutes of magic were the last we'll ever get from Favre, I'll be grateful, for they were that good. But I really, really get the feeling that he's pretty far from done.

I know a guy with a football blog who already tore that bit to pieces. I ain't namin names, though.





http://startkyleorton.blogspot.com/2010/10/in-week-with-many-contenders-michael.html

Nice work.

Seconded.

[Yeti]

17 1 MINUTES OF MAGIC SHITTINESS!

Huey bedroom'd

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

17 1 MINUTES OF MAGIC SHITTINESS!

Huey bedroom'd

Ummmm.....okay...

[Yeti]

17 1 MINUTES OF MAGIC SHITTINESS!

Huey bedroom'd

Ummmm.....okay...

Sorry, I set up a camera. My bad.

[Richard Chuggar]

17 1 MINUTES OF MAGIC SHITTINESS!

Huey bedroom'd

Huey's bedroom spasms have conceived two children and one on-the-way-retard.  He's doing something right.  Or wrong, I don't know.