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by **DeeJaySTYX** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 1:28 pm

Classic, I have to agree with you about the Bears passing...It's not really that good, but there running game shows some promise....So far the Defense is Carrying the team...I'm not really worried about the playoffs since I know that they would get beat anyway...I think I will just watch one game at a time and wait for the Playoffs to happen....The next game is against the Steelers.... :wink:

by **Angiekay** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 2:37 pm

They didn't help the Vikings out one damn bit today either! :evil:

I was even cheering for the Pack, kinda....well, ok not really. I just can't make myself do that. But I DID laugh at two more interceptions for Fav a ruh. Record breaking year, Brett...way to go! :lol:

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:59 pm

Very funny signature DeeJay - LOL I couldn't wait to see it!!

OMG, TOO FUNNY, I watched the Sunday's game down in Illinois in a bar/restaurant that the Bears players go to - LOL I walked in with my Packers sweatshirt on and the fun started there. GREAT time, even though the Packers lost!!

Classic, Deano was hoping that you could've been there to watch the game with us! That was before he went to the hospital...... but he's okay now.

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 4:03 pm

StyxFanNH says:

Suite,
You ok?

Yes, I am now - LOL

remember it's only football.

I know, I love sports and I love to have fun betting and watching the games, great time. Anything can happen during the games at any time

And I couldn't make up my mind about the avitar. Which do you like?

OMG!!! I LOVE YOUR AVATAR!!! I'm SO jealous!!!! I love all of them and how they flash!!! Um, I'd really appreciate it if you could make one for me or if I can borrow, use, the one you have now, PLEASE?????

by **Angiekay** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 4:25 pm

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:Classic, Deano was hoping that you could've been there to watch the game with us! That was before he went to the hospital...... but he's okay now.

Did he run his mouth and someone smoked him?

by **styxfanNH** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 9:05 pm

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:StyxFanNH says:
Suite,
You ok?

Yes, I am now - LOL

remember it's only football.

I know, I love sports and I love to have fun betting and watching the games, great time. Anything can happen during the games at any time

And I couldn't make up my mind about the avitar. Which do you like?

OMG!!! I LOVE YOUR AVATAR!!! I'm SO jealous!!!! I love all of them and how they flash!!! Um, I'd really appreciate it if you could make one for me or if I can borrow, use, the one you have now, PLEASE?????

you can use it.

by **NealIsGod** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 11:21 pm

classicstyxfan wrote:Well, Dogsi, It didn't go my way today....as is life in the NFL, 1 or 2 plays went the other way, and my team came out on the short end of the stick. Say what you will, but that wasn't exactly one team dominating the other.......in fact, take away that Ill advised throw in the 4th quarter, and the oucome may have swung 14 points.

But the play did happen, and the better ( FOR THIS YEAR ANYWAYS ) team won........

Nonetheless, I stand with my head held high, as I am a fan of the Greatest Franchise in all of NFL History, The Green Bay Packers....even during times when we are re-tooling for our next Dynasty. Make no mistake about it, The PACK will be BACK !!!

It happened just as I predicted. I told you the Bears had the #1 defense. They returned one INT 95 yards and another for a TD. Favre was rattled all day. The Bears are winning games like the Ravens did in 2000. A TD on defense, a few FGs, and an offensive TD once in a while. When you have a D like the Bears do, you can win like that. And I knew the Packers offense was no threat. The NFC is soooooo weak that the Bears could win it. At least they are consistent, unlike Atlanta, Carolina, Dallas, NYG, etc.

Packers will fire their coach after the season and Favre will retire so he doesn't have to start over with a new coaching staff. Take that to the bank. There will be no dynasty in GB for a loooooong time. Can you say "REBUILDING"?

by **sadie65** » Tue Dec 06, 2005 12:24 am

Angiekay wrote:
SuiteMadameBlue wrote:Classic, Deano was hoping that you could've been there to watch the game with us! That was before he went to the hospital...... but he's okay now.

Did he run his mouth and someone smoked him?

Actually no. He did however demonstrate the ability to feel no pain after breaking 4 bones in his hand. Seriously, he did get injured, however he will be fine. Perhaps he will let all of you sign his cast. But that's a seperate thread altogether.

Suite was a trooper in her green and gold. And while I am no fan of the Pack, I was unbelievably disappointed in the fans at the bar. Cheering an injury was completely out of line.

by **NealIsGod** » Tue Dec 06, 2005 12:31 am

sadie65 wrote:Actually no. He did however demonstrate the ability to feel no pain after breaking 4 bones in his hand. Seriously, he did get injured, however he will be fine. Perhaps he will let all of you sign his cast. But that's a seperate thread altogether.

Oh, shit, don't tell me OpeningAct showed up?!? :lol:

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Tue Dec 06, 2005 11:13 am

Angie says:
Did he run his mouth and someone smoked him?

NealIsGod says:
Oh, shit, don't tell me OpeningAct showed up?!?

No, he wasn't running his mouth at all. Actually I was at the beginning of the game, but then I was quiet pretty much during the game -LOL Especially when the whole damn bar was singing some victory song and glancing right at me -LOL

He made friends with everyone where ever we went and he was just goofing around with some guys head butting (ouch, the sound) and also smacking fists and Dean was the biggest guy there. It was just an accident when he and this other guy slammed fists really, really, really hard. The sound was terrible, his hand looked terrible, it was just awful. I was right there when it happened. I'm so glad that he went to the hospital.

by **sadie65** » Tue Dec 06, 2005 11:27 am

I'm with Suite on this. Dean was totally cool. He made the whole place laugh and literally worked a room like no one I'd seen before. I am so very glad I met him. Watching him clown around with the guys at the bar, and seeing him take that fist (hearing it from a good 15 feet away in a noisy bar)...that sound was horrid. But I will give the man his props...he finished his game and was more concerned with how the other guy was.

Take care Deano. The Prairie State and it's inhabitants hope to show you a better time next time.

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:22 am

NealIsGod says:

Packers will fire their coach after the season and Favre will retire so he doesn't have to start over with a new coaching staff. Take that to the bank. There will be no dynasty in GB for a loooooong time. Can you say "REBUILDING"?

I'm thinking they'll fire Sherman after the season. BUT I don't think Favre will retire. Who would want to retire from a crappy season? He'll keep going at least for another year.

How about Steve Mariucci as the Packers next coach? Do the Packers have a chance at Bush for the draft? LOL They just better not screw up the draft picks for next season!!!

by **Angiekay** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:25 am

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:I'm thinking they'll fire Sherman after the season. BUT I don't think Favre will retire. Who would want to retire from a crappy season? He'll keep going at least for another year.

Because in sports articles in the past couple of months it's been mentioned that if Sherman goes, he's speculated himself that he's not likely to stick around and regroup and relearn with someone new.

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:35 am

I know, I've read them. They keep talking about it in the news all the time, but I still don't think that he'll retire even if Sherman goes. How can he on such a lousy season? Wouldn't you want to leave on a high note?

All our top news stories here is about Favre and the Packers. His Mom along with Connie Payton will be signing books at a book store tonight by my house. I might stop by and pick up a few books.

by **NealIsGod** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 8:10 am

sadie65 wrote:Watching him clown around with the guys at the bar, and seeing him take that fist (hearing it from a good 15 feet away in a noisy bar)...that sound was horrid. But I will give the man his props...he finished his game and was more concerned with how the other guy was.

How was the other guy?

by **Angiekay** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 8:16 am

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:I know, I've read them. They keep talking about it in the news all the time, but I still don't think that he'll retire even if Sherman goes. How can he on such a lousy season? Wouldn't you want to leave on a high note?

All our top news stories here is about Favre and the Packers. His Mom along with Connie Payton will be signing books at a book store tonight by my house. I might stop by and pick up a few books.

What if his high notes are over? What if it just keeps going down hill from here?

(sorry, my nature to play the devil's advocate. :twisted:

)

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 9:46 am

NealIsGod says:

How was the other guy?

The other guy was okay but felt horrible about it. I think it's where his fist went into Dean's hand that did it. It looked like it wasn't a direct hit and those guys really hit hard, very hard. OUCH!

Why do you guys do the things that you do?? I'll never understand men :shock:

Angie says:

What if his high notes are over? What if it just keeps going down hill from here?
(sorry, my nature to play the devil's advocate. )

That's okay to play the devil's advocate. After the draft I think there will be a new spark to get him going again. (I personally love a new spark, but I won't go there :wink:

- LOL) And also with the trades that will happen next year. Next year will hopefully be his best and then he go out on a high note. Just wishful thinking, hoping that will be the case.[/b]

by **sadie65** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 10:07 am

How was the other guy?

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The other guy was fine. Everyone there was stunned at the size of Deano's hands. Those aren't hands...those are serious sized paws!! I can still hear that crack.

by **NealIsGod** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:17 pm

I guess Deano would have a tough time typing, which is why he hasn't chimed in?

by **NealIsGod** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:21 pm

Wow, the Bear really beat the hell out of Favre:

Brett Favre was nursing several injuries in the wake of their week 13 loss in Chicago. Favre's two biggest concerns are a bruised right forearm and a cut on his right hand that he suffered when he hit his hand on the helmet of Bears defensive end Alex Brown. He also has a nasty blister on his left foot, plus he also took a shot to the ribs, a kick to the right shin, and had his head bounced off the turf in the Bears game, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette.

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:30 pm

I don't think Deano is back home yet, another 3 hours or so, I think. Yes, he'll have a hard time typing.

I thought that one hit was not necessary on Favre, but then again I wasn't there so I don't know if it could've been stopped.

NealIsGod, what do you think of Steve Mariucci as a Packers head coach for next year?

by **NealIsGod** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 12:32 am

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:NealIsGod, what do you think of Steve Mariucci as a Packers head coach for next year?

I could see it happening. That's the only way Favre would stay.

by **sadie65** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 12:55 am

NealIsGod wrote:I guess Deano would have a tough time typing, which is why he hasn't chimed in?

I believe he is due home sometime this morning. Typing may be a little slower from him, but hopefully he will add his take on the whole trip.

Some reminders for him (should he choose to elaborate)...heads and trucks :wink:

by **DeeJaySTYX** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 1:19 am

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:Very funny signature DeeJay - LOL I couldn't wait to see it!!

OMG, TOO FUNNY, I watched the Sunday's game down in Illinois in a bar/restaurant that the Bears players go to - LOL I walked in with my Packers sweatshirt on and the fun started there. GREAT time, even though the Packers lost!!

Classic, Deano was hoping that you could've been there to watch the game with us! That was before he went to the hospital...... but he's okay now.

Actually I wasn't trying to be funny...That's what really happened...

by **DeeJaySTYX** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 1:20 am

NealIsGod wrote:Wow, the Bear really beat the hell out of Favre:

Brett Favre was nursing several injuries in the wake of their week 13 loss in Chicago. Favre's two biggest concerns are a bruised right forearm and a cut on his right hand that he suffered when he hit his hand on the helmet of Bears defensive end Alex Brown. He also has a nasty blister on his left foot, plus he also took a shot to the ribs, a kick to the right shin, and had his head bounced off the turf in the Bears game, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette.

And this says it all... :wink:

Also, I'm sorry to hear what happened to Deano....

by **NealIsGod** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 1:30 am

DeeJaySTYX wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Wow, the Bear really beat the hell out of Favre:

Brett Favre was nursing several injuries in the wake of their week 13 loss in Chicago. Favre's two biggest concerns are a bruised right forearm and a cut on his right hand that he suffered when he hit his hand on the helmet of Bears defensive end Alex Brown. He also has a nasty blister on his left foot, plus he also took a shot to the ribs, a kick to the right shin, and had his head bounced off the turf in the Bears game, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette.

And this says it all...

Doesn't it, though? I am not a Bears fan, but that defense is impressive. Maybe they could stop the Colts in the SB?

by **sadie65** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 1:31 am

DeeJaySTYX wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Wow, the Bear really beat the hell out of Favre:

Brett Favre was nursing several injuries in the wake of their week 13 loss in Chicago. Favre's two biggest concerns are a bruised right forearm and a cut on his right hand that he suffered when he hit his hand on the helmet of Bears defensive end Alex Brown. He also has a nasty blister on his left foot, plus he also took a shot to the ribs, a kick to the right shin, and had his head bounced off the turf in the Bears game, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette.

And this says it all...

It does say it all, however, I am ashamed of my town for it's behavior over this game. I am certainly no fan of the Pack, but I don't condone cheering over another player's injuries, nor do I advocate hassling fans of opposing teams. Hangs head in shame...slinks away.... :evil:

by **NealIsGod** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 1:34 am

sadie65 wrote:
DeeJaySTYX wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Wow, the Bear really beat the hell out of Favre:

Brett Favre was nursing several injuries in the wake of their week 13 loss in Chicago. Favre's two biggest concerns are a bruised right forearm and a cut on his right hand that he suffered when he hit his hand on the helmet of Bears defensive end Alex Brown. He also has a nasty blister on his left foot, plus he also took a shot to the ribs, a kick to the right shin, and had his head bounced off the turf in the Bears game, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette.

And this says it all...

It does say it all, however, I am ashamed of my town for it's behavior over this game. I am certainly no fan of the Pack, but I don't condone cheering over another player's injuries, nor do I advocate hassling fans of opposing teams. Hangs head in shame...slinks away....

You think that's bad, Sadie? My town (Baltimore) cheered in the first game this season when OUR OWN QB went down with an injury!

by **sadie65** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 1:34 am

NealIsGod wrote:
DeeJaySTYX wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Wow, the Bear really beat the hell out of Favre:

Brett Favre was nursing several injuries in the wake of their week 13 loss in Chicago. Favre's two biggest concerns are a bruised right forearm and a cut on his right hand that he suffered when he hit his hand on the helmet of Bears defensive end Alex Brown. He also has a nasty blister on his left foot, plus he also took a shot to the ribs, a kick to the right shin, and had his head bounced off the turf in the Bears game, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette.

And this says it all...

Doesn't it, though? I am not a Bears fan, but that defense is impressive. Maybe they could stop the Colts in the SB?

Not without actually getting some offense we won't. I'm just happy we're actually having a winning season...once every 20 years or so...we actually do that :wink:

by **sadie65** » Thu Dec 08, 2005 1:36 am

NealIsGod wrote:
sadie65 wrote:
DeeJaySTYX wrote:
NealIsGod wrote:Wow, the Bear really beat the hell out of Favre:

Brett Favre was nursing several injuries in the wake of their week 13 loss in Chicago. Favre's two biggest concerns are a bruised right forearm and a cut on his right hand that he suffered when he hit his hand on the helmet of Bears defensive end Alex Brown. He also has a nasty blister on his left foot, plus he also took a shot to the ribs, a kick to the right shin, and had his head bounced off the turf in the Bears game, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette.

And this says it all...

It does say it all, however, I am ashamed of my town for it's behavior over this game. I am certainly no fan of the Pack, but I don't condone cheering over another player's injuries, nor do I advocate hassling fans of opposing teams. Hangs head in shame...slinks away....

You think that's bad, Sadie? My town (Baltimore) cheered in the first game this season when OUR OWN QB went down with an injury!

That is pretty bad! However, it shows a lack of class to cheer for an injury. The Pack wasn't helping themselves in that game. Our fans cheering something like that was totally unnecessary.

MR

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