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I'm guessing it won't be the Curious George Lullabyes and other Stories soundtrack...Originally posted by Upnorth View PostThisthread does not just need a theme song, it needs a sound track"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings
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Maybe the monkeys theme song might belong, kinda goofy like this thread. Also for when it goes insane "I am the walrus" by the bettles would work.Originally posted by MJZiggy View PostI'm guessing it won't be the Curious George Lullabyes and other Stories soundtrack...All tyrannies rule through fraud and force, but once the fraud is exposed they must rely exclusively on force.
George Orwell
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Well, well.
Favre claims he was just misunderstood. That he meant nothing but sincere praise for Rodgers and the organization. That he is gracious and complimentary.
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Originally posted by Guiness View PostWell, well.
Favre claims he was just misunderstood. That he meant nothing but sincere praise for Rodgers and the organization. That he is gracious and complimentary.
http://content.usatoday.com/communit...+The+Huddle%29
Once again. I tend to cut him some slack on this one. I thought he was dissing McCarthy if anyone.Lombardi told Starr to "Run it, and let's get the hell out of here!" - 'Ice Bowl' December 31, 1967
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I'm not surprised Favre is claiming he was misunderstood, I'm just surprised he didn't claim it sooner.Originally posted by Guiness View PostWell, well.
Favre claims he was just misunderstood. That he meant nothing but sincere praise for Rodgers and the organization. That he is gracious and complimentary.
http://content.usatoday.com/communit...+The+Huddle%29
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Originally posted by Patler View PostPerhaps then Mr. Favre should explain why he did not win the Super Bowl with the Vikings, because that team too was better than any team he played on in Green Bay, including the Super Bowl teams and the team he last played on in 2007
From 2009:
If Rodgers should have won it earlier, shouldn't Favre have won in 2009?
So Rodgers fell into it, and to believe Favre, it wasn't that big of an accomplishment. Yet, it (winning a Super Bowl) was something he didn't feel up to even with that supposedly loaded roster returning for 2008. By his own words, it was too much pressure for him. From his retirement interview:
So trying to win a Super Bowl in 2008 or 2009 was too tough for him, too much of a challenge for him with all his experience, but something that Rodgers should have stepped in and accomplished as a first or second year starter?
Truth be told, Favre saying that his current team was the best he had ever been on was virtually an annual event for many years in Green Bay. Favre also routinely talked about how difficult winning was in the NFL and that winning the Super Bowl was an extremely difficult task. For him to now degrade the 2010 team's accomplishment in anyway is simply the babblings of a bitter old fool, in my opinion.
Good post.
We've been wrong about Favre for all these years. He's not Hamlet at all.
Favre = Lear"The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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Favre seems ego-smitten by two things.
1. AR succeeded him. The Packers won the SB while Favre was still on the Vikings with an unsettled grudge, a tarnished reputation and (small) penis pictures floating around the web.
2. The way the Packers were willing to just move on. Favre is so emotionally reactionary right now, he's cutting off his nose to spite his face.
It makes you wonder; is fame and fortune the ultimate punishment on Earth. Is it the demon so hidden, the poison so sweet, you cannot escape without being destroyed? Favre probably should be a sympathy figure with his misery, but he's so damn offensive, he can't even get that. He's too proud of course, but sheesh Brett, let it go.Formerly known as JustinHarrell.
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