After further review, little peeved over bandwagon...

Memnoch_TP · 12-02-2009, 09:59 PM

Originally Posted by Rocket

Does the Saint's benefit $ from the merchandise thats being sold?
If so let them buy

My friends tell me that I shouldn't wear my Archie jersey, what do you guy's think?

I think your friend are jackasses.

#8 is the ultimate expression of the true, long suffering Saints fan. Don't get me wrong, I love Drew Brees. But Drew is not from the area, he is not a Saints draft pick, he represents the best of the good years... Archie represents the best of the bad years.

I have a #9, but it was a gift. #8 is my pride and joy. Actually, I really want a #42 Sharper, but I'd feel like I was betraying the memory of Sammy. Cause I love my #29 too.

I had "The Safety's Pray". "Our Safety, who art in Nawlins, Sammy be thy name..."

It was usually followed by a timely game-ending interception. I miss Sammy.

12-02-2009, 09:59 PM	#28
Memnoch_TP Logic Troll Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Southern Louisiana Posts: 565	Re: After further review, little peeved over bandwagon... Originally Posted by Rocket Does the Saint's benefit $ from the merchandise thats being sold? If so let them buy My friends tell me that I shouldn't wear my Archie jersey, what do you guy's think? I think your friend are jackasses. #8 is the ultimate expression of the true, long suffering Saints fan. Don't get me wrong, I love Drew Brees. But Drew is not from the area, he is not a Saints draft pick, he represents the best of the good years... Archie represents the best of the bad years. I have a #9, but it was a gift. #8 is my pride and joy. Actually, I really want a #42 Sharper, but I'd feel like I was betraying the memory of Sammy. Cause I love my #29 too. I had "The Safety's Pray". "Our Safety, who art in Nawlins, Sammy be thy name..." It was usually followed by a timely game-ending interception. I miss Sammy.
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