brett favre is having fun

when does he become cialis spokesman, next year?

one of the bartenders at my local told me a hilarious brett favre story.

...yes?

oh! you want to hear it?

yes!

yes plz!!!

:D

well this guy used to be a bartender in alabama (? is that where the big "everyone in sports goes here" physical rehab facility is?). one night brett favre shows up at their club. the bouncer, who is apparently a v short man, asks for his id, to which favre replies, "psht. you know who i am." the bouncer says something along the lines of, "i don't care who you are. i need your id." favre gets kind of stroppy about this, repeating that the guy obviously knows who he is, so on and so forth. favre, still refusing to show id for god knows what reason, proceeds to push past the short bouncer to get into the club. the bouncer then picks up favre, literally, and hurls him out of the club, telling him to come back when he has an id.

the end :D

:D

god, what a jackass!

PAINKILLAZ

"People say, 'What is the secret?'" Favre said of NFL's third-longest streak for consecutive starts. "Well, there is no secret. I think there are several factors, luck being a big part of that, maybe the biggest factor. If you play long enough, you figure at some point something is going to keep you out of the game: flu, sprained ankle, broken bone, whatever."

hmm

http://thebestsportsblog.com/images/2006/10/favre.jpg

http://bestmessageboardever.com/uploads/monthly_09_2007/post-1452-1190147368.jpg

SNORG SIGHTING

hahahaha

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v212/etienne_saint/farvewtf.jpg

wait...waht

yeah dr. thomas andrews the knee surgeon guy everyone goes to is in birmingham.

dr z says:

Green Bay Packers (2-0)
Mike McCarthy, the coach, said he wanted Brett Favre to show more consistency, which means a higher completion percentage, this year. Against the Giants he completed 76.3 percent (29-for-38) , aided largely by 14 straight at the start of the second half. He's normally not a high percentage thrower. The last time he topped Sunday's mark was in Game 6 against Minnesota in 2005 (28 for 36 for 77.8), 28 contests ago. See that, you tell the kid to do something and he does it. Who says he's not coachable?

420, duuuuuuude

Whoever was on FOX radio today specifically described Farves's game today as one where he was having a lot of fun.

jay mariotti:

``Football Night in America'' was a Dark Night in Chicago. Not only have the Cowboys replaced the Bears as conference favorites, the Packers are 3-0 and two games up in the NFC North. Grossman's inconsistency is more maddening when juxtaposed aganst the verve of Brett Favre, who is 37 going on 17 and back as the league's biggest feel-good story. Earlier, Favre whipped a game-winning pass that would have cut through a concrete barrier. It was a howitzer throw, leading wideout Greg Jennings perfectly on an inside slant and sprint for a 57-yard touchdown. You know what this means, I know what this means.

i knows what it means

17yo is kinda young. "He's playing like a high schooler" isn't really a compliment.

"he's playing like a pop warner player" wouldn't be really accurate tho.

one of the bartenders at my local told me a hilarious brett favre story.

my dad got punched out by a drunk paul hornung at a wedding once.

http://i.usatoday.net/sports/football/nfl/_graphics/favre-tracker-98.jpg

my dad got punched out by a drunk paul hornung at a wedding once.

-- chicago kevin, Monday, September 24, 2007 8:35 PM (54 minutes ago) Bookmark Link

there's gotta be more to this story!!!! i drove by a big billboard that read "paul's louisville" this morning.

god i hate brett favre. i'm going to have to watch him break the TD record this week.

a guy my dad grew up with played for the packers and i guess the golden boy had a snootful and was acting on a sense of entitlement with someone else's date. things escalated and my dad stepped in to tell everyone to either shut the fuck up or take it to the parking lot when hornung clocked him.

http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/2404/throws.gif

lol curtis

the drunkfavre story makes perfect sense - his nickname when he was in atlanta was Buckhead Brett, cuz basically all he did was go out and get fucked up every night

http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/sp/getty/fe/fullj.getty-75557855ms004_san_diego_cha.jpg

this sunday was fucking sickening all the favre dicksucking going on.

tom jackson said "he'll be the last qb to have fun" or some such today.

brett favre is having fun
tom brady works hard/is classy
tony romo is confident
vince young just knows how to win

who am i missing here?

Culpepper and Russell are huge

rex grossman is terrible

jeff garcia is a veteran

SI's NFL section last week referred to Brett "having fun again".

kurt warner is from outer space.

jason campbell is poised.

peyton manning is intelligent.

forks otm:

Whatever the appropriate label, something's working. He was no game manager in the classic sense against Minnesota. He was in command from start to finish of the game's tempo and momentum, and the confidence that flowed so easily in his glory years is back in full force. Dare we say it? No. 4 is having fun again.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/don_banks/09/30/brett/index.html

http://i.cnn.net/si/.element/img/1.0/sect/writers/64x52/don_banks.jpg
Don Banks (having fun)

DARE WE SAY IT?!?!?!?
do i dare to eat a favre?

jeff george is moody

from yahoo's questions/rankings:

3. Dallas Cowboys: With the possible exception of the Packers, is any NFL team having more fun?

Donald Driver on PTI last night:
"We're having fun on the football field; he (Brett) is having fun. As long as we're having fun, we're gonna be a good team."

favre looked to be having chemically assisted fun in the little piece at the begginning of football night. is he back on the happy pills?

NO MORE FUN ;_____________;