Pittsburgh Steelers don't expect to be the New Orleans Saints' season-opening opponen

Saint_LB · 03-22-2010, 04:18 AM

Originally Posted by breesfan27

I have the exact same feelings. Blame it on the media. The Favre Watch bullsh*t drove me absolutely BONKERS last off season. I actually had to stop watching ESPN/NFL Network for a while because that was ALL they talked about.

With that said. I would LOVE to hand the old guy his ass a second time. Because what better way to shut up the critics and Favreaholics than to watch Favre have to retire after the first regular season game because our D-Line embarrased him! Tavaris Jackson, dust off your cleats and put down the clipboard, just in case. (yeah right)

You are making it awfully hard for me to like you...except for that avatar. I like it a lot. That is you...right, cupcake?

First of all, I think I could legitimately qualify as a "friend of the family" since I played a full season of American Legion baseball having Brett's dad, Irvin, as my coach. Having chucked balls at the end of batting practice to his older brother and having said hello to his mom a couple dozen times while she was attending to Brett while watching the game from the stands...I think that would qualify me. It's not like we go to dinner every Sunday night, though. When you include that Kiln was only a rock throw away, it is hard for me to not be a fan of Brett Favre. You can also include that he graduated USM where my wife graduated and I also attended...just never got the degree. Dang it...that's something I got to get around to. Regarding the hoopla...I found that keeping the remote handy solves that problem handily. There is an episode of Seinfeld, King of Queens, Everybody Loves Raymond, or SpongeBob SquarePants on just about at any given moment.

Secondly, it would give me great pleasure if you would be kind enough to remove the sig slamming Peyton. Archie Manning is my hero...and so are his sons. Hey...I'm from Mississippi. What else have we got? Oh yeah...Elvis.

Anyway, I am so happy the Saints finally not only went to the big dance, but actually won it. However, I have to admit that it didn't give me great pleasure seeing Peyton being the goat.

Whew!

03-22-2010, 04:18 AM	#9
Saint_LB Deuce Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 2,894	Re: Pittsburgh Steelers don't expect to be the New Orleans Saints' season-opening opponen Originally Posted by breesfan27 I have the exact same feelings. Blame it on the media. The Favre Watch bullsh*t drove me absolutely BONKERS last off season. I actually had to stop watching ESPN/NFL Network for a while because that was ALL they talked about. With that said. I would LOVE to hand the old guy his ass a second time. Because what better way to shut up the critics and Favreaholics than to watch Favre have to retire after the first regular season game because our D-Line embarrased him! Tavaris Jackson, dust off your cleats and put down the clipboard, just in case. (yeah right) You are making it awfully hard for me to like you...except for that avatar. I like it a lot. That is you...right, cupcake? First of all, I think I could legitimately qualify as a "friend of the family" since I played a full season of American Legion baseball having Brett's dad, Irvin, as my coach. Having chucked balls at the end of batting practice to his older brother and having said hello to his mom a couple dozen times while she was attending to Brett while watching the game from the stands...I think that would qualify me. It's not like we go to dinner every Sunday night, though. When you include that Kiln was only a rock throw away, it is hard for me to not be a fan of Brett Favre. You can also include that he graduated USM where my wife graduated and I also attended...just never got the degree. Dang it...that's something I got to get around to. Regarding the hoopla...I found that keeping the remote handy solves that problem handily. There is an episode of Seinfeld, King of Queens, Everybody Loves Raymond, or SpongeBob SquarePants on just about at any given moment. Secondly, it would give me great pleasure if you would be kind enough to remove the sig slamming Peyton. Archie Manning is my hero...and so are his sons. Hey...I'm from Mississippi. What else have we got? Oh yeah...Elvis. Anyway, I am so happy the Saints finally not only went to the big dance, but actually won it. However, I have to admit that it didn't give me great pleasure seeing Peyton being the goat. Whew!
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