Any truth?

[Dr Pain]

I was at the game. I bood along with the rest of the stadium. It was an amazing feeling and awesome too see Lord Favre put in his place.

I, like many others, are tired of his narcissistic gimmick.

You are the worst kind of person. Can I buy you a beer?

 

[SlipperyWhenWes]

I was at the game. I bood along with the rest of the stadium. It was an amazing feeling and awesome too see Lord Favre put in his place.

I, like many others, are tired of his narcissistic gimmick.

I was also at the game. The feeling I got was that we were booing BrettFavre the me-first, constantly waffling, media-whore. We were not booing the fact that the opposing quarterback just got ruined and had to get carted off the field. At least, that's how I rationalized it.

Was it classless? Maybe. But I'd like to think that if that were almost anyone else (I'm excluding Bernard Pollard from this hypothetical scenario), us fans at Gillette would not be booing an "injury" like that. Does anyone know BrettFavre's phone number? I'll text him my thoughts and prayers. Or better yet, a picture of me thinking and praying. Apparently he's more comfortable with picture messages anyhow.

Get it?

 

[Brady2Welker]

The fans cheered and clapped for Todd Heap when he got back up during the Ravens game, they're not malicious they just hate Favre. I don't blame fans for booing at Captain Self-righteous Favre. The issue isn't wanting injury on any player, but simply humbling this prick.

 

[Bonzo]

Seriously, talk about dishonestly framing the situation. Every non-Vikings fan on the planet was booing at their television sets after watching yet another display of Favre attention-whoring. (Help off the field, a cart ride to the locker room, the closed eyes . . . for a cut to the chin. Really?)