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  • smacphail
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    #812518

    I think all women can take a tip or 2 from Lady Gaga!

    smacphail
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    #812362

    I’m amazed by the Packer fans pulling for Favre! Have you lost your minds??? Even though I’m a Vikings fan, I agree w/Bill Scott’s article in principle (article pasted below). Go ahead Packer fans pull for Favre if that’s where your loyalty lies, I just think it’s really weird…

    http://www.wrn.com/2009/10/packers-vs-vikings-let-the-hype-begin/
    Packers vs. Vikings! Let the hype begin
    by Bill Scott on October 28, 2009

    in Sports, Titletown Report

    Everywhere I turn, somebody seems to have an opinion as to how Packers fans should respond when Brett Favre steps onto Lambeau Field for the first time as a member of the visiting team. Internet polls asking whether Favre should be cheered or booed. I hope this silly argument isn’t going to last all week.

    For the record, I think fans should do to Favre what they do to any other opposing quarterback. If you boo Jay Cutler, then you should boo Brett Favre. There’s plenty of time to celebrate Favre’s many great years in Green Bay, and his lengthy career.

    Favre is now playing for the enemy. He’s trying to do one thing and that’s beat the Green Bay Packers. If you are a Packers fan, you can’t possibly think cheering Favre does any good. The Packers are trying to beat the Vikings and win the NFC North. They need every ounce of support you can muster. Be loud, yell at the opponent, make it impossible for Favre to communicate verbally with his teammates while at the line of scrimmage.

    And if you are really torn between not wanting to cheer or boo, then do nothing. Don’t cheer or boo. Be silent. You can show your disapproval without booing the quarterback you grew up cheering for.

    For those of you entrenched so deep in the Favre camp, just remember this. Ultimately, your job as a fan is to do whatever is necessary and within the legal limit, to help your team win. Don’t lose sight of the fact that your real job is to be the 12th man. You could be the difference between a win and a loss on Sunday.

    smacphail
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    #812360

    WOW!!! Now that is one stacked big hot bouncing, wiggling & jiggling hunk of flesh. I LIKE IT – I LIKE IT – I LIKE IT!!!

    smacphail
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    #811993

    Yes, that is exactly how I would describe you!

    smacphail
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    #810427

    Excuse me Jack, but where do you get these clever little tidbits from??? My favorite is #12

    smacphail
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    #808983

    “Sorry to hear you guys got cold and snow over the weekend”??? That sir, was not nice! That may come back to haunt you in the very near future when you are on the road in that massive rig that you can’t stop or steer in bad weather in not such a nice neck of the woods…, and never forget – things can be slippery when wet!!!

    smacphail
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    #807263

    All I can say is that Brett Favre is now my hero. I love to see people do what others say can’t be done “at your age” – forget about age, look at Lance Armstrong and Dara Torres. I’m also getting better and better every day in every way, long live Brett Favre!

    smacphail
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    #485361

    Oh yeah, best walleye yet, really made my summer complete and the guide who put me on her was amazing. Hands down, one of the best days ever! Hey, is that a Yar-Craft?

    smacphail
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    #485737

    Gulf coast sounds lovely, anything to get out of the cold and into the sun, maybe I’ll see you there

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