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Is there anything that Brett Favre can't ruin?
If I don't read at least 15 different folksy sports writer hacks using this amazing video of the roof caving in at the Metrodome in Minnesota this weekend as a metaphor for the team's woeful season, then I'm gonna have to go ahead and ask for my money back. All of it.
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here's one
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703380104576015763919869794.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
Now he has lost his stadium. On Monday night, the Minnesota Vikings host the New York Giants at Ford Field in Detroit. Yup: Monday Night Football in Detroit. Early on Sunday, as a blizzard howled and Minnesota slept in its woolen Harmon Killebrew jersey, Mother Earth decided she'd had enough of watching these 2010 Vikings, and allowed the inflatable roof of the much-disliked Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome to collapse under the weight of snow. To be clear: It collapsed under the weight of snow, not despair, which we know from seeing the amazing Fox Sports footage of the roof-fail. If you haven't viewed it, Google it. It looks like a Michael Bay movie—a Michael Bay movie about a very aggravated robot monster that had picked the Vikings to go to the Super Bowl in February.
WHIP CREAM FLOWING LIKE WATERFALLS
I liked it on the part when the snow fell in.
Those scamps over at Barstool Sports got it too
http://boston.barstoolsports.com/random-thoughts/bret-favres-legacy-as-told-by-the-metrodome-collapsing/
Bret Favre’s Legacy As Told By The Metrodome Collapsing
PS , this is what it looks like when God dumps out a line on the coffee table.
Hey, that video is about as anticlimactic as, you know...
an alleged photo of Brett Favre's penis.
What're you talking about dude? That is the anti-thesis of anti-climax.
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