Fuck these turds. I want my tee-shirt.
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Or whoever the fuck.
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QuoteBrett Favre has been upgraded from out to questionable for tonight's game against the Chicago Bears at TCF Bank Stadium.
Favre will test his injured right shoulder about 2 1/2 hours before the game to see if he can play. Favre was officially ruled out on Saturday because he was still experiencing some numbness in his right hand.
Rookie Joe Webb was expected to make his first career start, but Favre is going to see if there's a chance he can play.
"Brett Favre attempted to throw the football two days ago and was unable to, due to pain in the SC joint and residual numbness from a brachial plexus injury," Vikings head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman told the team's website Vikings.com. "He declared himself out at that time. He woke up this morning feeling much improved. His symptoms and function have improved dramatically over the past 24 hours. In fairness to him and his team, he would like to be given the opportunity to play tonight if physically able."
There's already 2-3 inches of snow on the ground in the Twin Cities and plenty more on the way:
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This should be fun/awful/dangerous/REALoutdoorfootball.
Quote from: Eli on December 20, 2010, 12:50:32 PM
There's already 2-3 inches of snow on the ground in the Twin Cities and plenty more on the way:
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This should be fun/awful/dangerous/REALoutdoorfootball.
I understand that they're expecting snowfall of a half-inch to an inch an hour during the game.
Quote from: Eli on December 20, 2010, 12:50:32 PM
There's already 2-3 inches of snow on the ground in the Twin Cities and plenty more on the way:
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This should be fun/awful/dangerous/REALoutdoorfootball.
I thought BC's angioplasty results were confidential? How did you manage to get ahold of them?
Quote from: Brownie on December 20, 2010, 12:42:08 PM
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QuoteBrett Favre has been upgraded from out to questionable for tonight's game against the Chicago Bears at TCF Bank Stadium.
Favre will test his injured right shoulder about 2 1/2 hours before the game to see if he can play. Favre was officially ruled out on Saturday because he was still experiencing some numbness in his right hand.
Rookie Joe Webb was expected to make his first career start, but Favre is going to see if there's a chance he can play.
"Brett Favre attempted to throw the football two days ago and was unable to, due to pain in the SC joint and residual numbness from a brachial plexus injury," Vikings head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman told the team's website Vikings.com. "He declared himself out at that time. He woke up this morning feeling much improved. His symptoms and function have improved dramatically over the past 24 hours. In fairness to him and his team, he would like to be given the opportunity to play tonight if physically able."
With this game being played on a slab of ice, Brett probably figured the chance of realizing his dreams of martyrdom by dying on the football field was dramatically higher. Here's hoping Julius indulges his fantasy.
Quote from: R-V on December 20, 2010, 01:42:54 PM
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QuoteBrett Favre has been upgraded from out to questionable for tonight's game against the Chicago Bears at TCF Bank Stadium.
Favre will test his injured right shoulder about 2 1/2 hours before the game to see if he can play. Favre was officially ruled out on Saturday because he was still experiencing some numbness in his right hand.
Rookie Joe Webb was expected to make his first career start, but Favre is going to see if there's a chance he can play.
"Brett Favre attempted to throw the football two days ago and was unable to, due to pain in the SC joint and residual numbness from a brachial plexus injury," Vikings head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman told the team's website Vikings.com. "He declared himself out at that time. He woke up this morning feeling much improved. His symptoms and function have improved dramatically over the past 24 hours. In fairness to him and his team, he would like to be given the opportunity to play tonight if physically able."
With this game being played on a slab of ice, Brett probably figured the chance of realizing his dreams of martyrdom by dying on the football field was dramatically higher. Here's hoping Julius indulges his fantasy.
And I thought this Division Clincher was going to be kind of dull and anti-climactic. Instead it's going to be wet dream frozen in time for as long as I'm alive. Oh, happy day.
Quote from: R-V on December 20, 2010, 01:42:54 PM
Quote from: Brownie on December 20, 2010, 12:42:08 PM
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QuoteBrett Favre has been upgraded from out to questionable for tonight's game against the Chicago Bears at TCF Bank Stadium.
Favre will test his injured right shoulder about 2 1/2 hours before the game to see if he can play. Favre was officially ruled out on Saturday because he was still experiencing some numbness in his right hand.
Rookie Joe Webb was expected to make his first career start, but Favre is going to see if there's a chance he can play.
"Brett Favre attempted to throw the football two days ago and was unable to, due to pain in the SC joint and residual numbness from a brachial plexus injury," Vikings head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman told the team's website Vikings.com. "He declared himself out at that time. He woke up this morning feeling much improved. His symptoms and function have improved dramatically over the past 24 hours. In fairness to him and his team, he would like to be given the opportunity to play tonight if physically able."
With this game being played on a slab of ice, Brett probably figured the chance of realizing his dreams of martyrdom by dying on the football field was dramatically higher. Here's hoping Julius indulges his fantasy.
This.
Not that it matters in this case, but I was shocked to hear that a player could be ruled "out" on one day and then upgraded to "doubtful/qstbl/probable" as late as the DAY OF GAME... I'm sure the game has been yanked off the tote boards, but Bellichek could have a lot of fun with injury reports this way.
Quote from: Brownie on December 20, 2010, 01:51:10 PM
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Quote from: Brownie on December 20, 2010, 12:42:08 PM
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QuoteBrett Favre has been upgraded from out to questionable for tonight's game against the Chicago Bears at TCF Bank Stadium.
Favre will test his injured right shoulder about 2 1/2 hours before the game to see if he can play. Favre was officially ruled out on Saturday because he was still experiencing some numbness in his right hand.
Rookie Joe Webb was expected to make his first career start, but Favre is going to see if there's a chance he can play.
"Brett Favre attempted to throw the football two days ago and was unable to, due to pain in the SC joint and residual numbness from a brachial plexus injury," Vikings head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman told the team's website Vikings.com. "He declared himself out at that time. He woke up this morning feeling much improved. His symptoms and function have improved dramatically over the past 24 hours. In fairness to him and his team, he would like to be given the opportunity to play tonight if physically able."
With this game being played on a slab of ice, Brett probably figured the chance of realizing his dreams of martyrdom by dying on the football field was dramatically higher. Here's hoping Julius indulges his fantasy.
This.
Not that it matters in this case, but I was shocked to hear that a player could be ruled "out" on one day and then upgraded to "doubtful/qstbl/probable" as late as the DAY OF GAME... I'm sure the game has been yanked off the tote boards, but Bellichek could have a lot of fun with injury reports this way.
Yeah, I don't see why they couldn't have used "doubtful." "Out" is supposed to mean 0% chance. If there's a 1% chance, you put doubtful. They've just rendered the entire injury report fucking pointless.
Quote from: SKO on December 20, 2010, 02:01:40 PM
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Quote from: R-V on December 20, 2010, 01:42:54 PM
Quote from: Brownie on December 20, 2010, 12:42:08 PM
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QuoteBrett Favre has been upgraded from out to questionable for tonight's game against the Chicago Bears at TCF Bank Stadium.
Favre will test his injured right shoulder about 2 1/2 hours before the game to see if he can play. Favre was officially ruled out on Saturday because he was still experiencing some numbness in his right hand.
Rookie Joe Webb was expected to make his first career start, but Favre is going to see if there's a chance he can play.
"Brett Favre attempted to throw the football two days ago and was unable to, due to pain in the SC joint and residual numbness from a brachial plexus injury," Vikings head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman told the team's website Vikings.com. "He declared himself out at that time. He woke up this morning feeling much improved. His symptoms and function have improved dramatically over the past 24 hours. In fairness to him and his team, he would like to be given the opportunity to play tonight if physically able."
With this game being played on a slab of ice, Brett probably figured the chance of realizing his dreams of martyrdom by dying on the football field was dramatically higher. Here's hoping Julius indulges his fantasy.
This.
Not that it matters in this case, but I was shocked to hear that a player could be ruled "out" on one day and then upgraded to "doubtful/qstbl/probable" as late as the DAY OF GAME... I'm sure the game has been yanked off the tote boards, but Bellichek could have a lot of fun with injury reports this way.
Yeah, I don't see why they couldn't have used "doubtful." "Out" is supposed to mean 0% chance. If there's a 1% chance, you put doubtful. They've just rendered the entire injury report fucking pointless.
That is not the point. The point is that Brett Favre is gutsy. He's fearless. And this guy, he doesn't care about these terrible conditions, even when the Vikings have nothin' to play fer. The man LOVES football and just wants to play.
This guy ... what a guy.
/jongrudentonight
Quote from: Brownie on December 20, 2010, 01:51:10 PM
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QuoteBrett Favre has been upgraded from out to questionable for tonight's game against the Chicago Bears at TCF Bank Stadium.
Favre will test his injured right shoulder about 2 1/2 hours before the game to see if he can play. Favre was officially ruled out on Saturday because he was still experiencing some numbness in his right hand.
Rookie Joe Webb was expected to make his first career start, but Favre is going to see if there's a chance he can play.
"Brett Favre attempted to throw the football two days ago and was unable to, due to pain in the SC joint and residual numbness from a brachial plexus injury," Vikings head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman told the team's website Vikings.com. "He declared himself out at that time. He woke up this morning feeling much improved. His symptoms and function have improved dramatically over the past 24 hours. In fairness to him and his team, he would like to be given the opportunity to play tonight if physically able."
With this game being played on a slab of ice, Brett probably figured the chance of realizing his dreams of martyrdom by dying on the football field was dramatically higher. Here's hoping Julius indulges his fantasy.
This.
Not that it matters in this case, but I was shocked to hear that a player could be ruled "out" on one day and then upgraded to "doubtful/qstbl/probable" as late as the DAY OF GAME... I'm sure the game has been yanked off the tote boards, but Bellichek could have a lot of fun with injury reports this way.
It's Favruh. The NFL has no problem overlooking or changing the rules when it comes to him (i.e. the new playoff overtime setup).
It is confirmed. Favuruh will start tonight.
DONG!
Bears still unable to cover the gritty white guy play. Fuck my life. Favre, we're going to need that ball back, ok?
Good lookin' out, brah.
I'm going to have a fucking heart attack.
Quote from: Internet Apex on December 20, 2010, 08:02:42 PM
I'm going to have a fucking heart attack.
Feeling better now?
I'm just happy CFiSP is at this game so he can give us some great analysis
Major Wright and Chris Harris are melting some faces out there tonight.
A heaping helping of steaming ALF turds to all those who handed the division to Huey's beloved Packers before the season.
Hanging 40 on the Vikings?
I'll take that.
And so the Dongpocalypse is complete.
Quote from: Slaky on December 20, 2010, 11:04:04 PM
And so the Dongpocalypse is complete.
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Intrepid Reader: Mr. Selatcia"We have allowed the darkness to unfold"
So, do we order our shirts? Or go shirtless?
Hmmmmmmm....
I like beer.
SUPER BEER SUPER BOWL
My favorite football players of all the times.
1. Walter Payton
2. Brian Urlacher
T3. Charles Tillman
T3. Jay Cutler
5. Rod Woodson
Quote from: Tony on December 20, 2010, 11:21:47 PM
Quote from: Slaky on December 20, 2010, 11:04:04 PM
And so the Dongpocalypse is complete.
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Intrepid Reader: Mr. Selatcia
"We have allowed the darkness to unfold"
WE USED TO BE NUMBER 10!!!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVo5Y_yVdas
Quote from: Internet Apex on December 20, 2010, 11:39:25 PM
My favorite football players of all the times.
1. Walter Payton
2. Brian Urlacher
T3. Charles Tillman
T3. Jay Cutler
5. Rod Woodson Devin Hester
14'd.
Bears => division title
Favre => concussed
It was a good night
Pfft. The Bears got lucky. Another bullshit win.
Quote from: CT III on December 21, 2010, 06:29:40 AM
Pfft. The Bears got lucky. Another bullshit win.
Finally somebody else said it. They got lucky again. Playing them without AP and with pretty much no quarterback.
Quote from: Waco Kid on December 21, 2010, 05:51:28 AM
Bears => division title
Favre => concussed
It was a good night
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Corey Wooton became a Bears legend over night.