Posts Tagged with "Dad"

Not kewl

Sunday, September 20, 2009

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Tom Brady lost a regular season game today. The last time he lost a regular season game was December 10, 2006. Wow. Things could be worse… the Detroit Lions haven’t won a game since December 23, 2006. WOW! We have been spoiled rotten when it comes to Patriots’ victories. And when a loss comes – [...]

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We’re like Jehovah’s Witnesses except our religion is cool

Monday, December 15, 2008

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My dad and I have been in the process of converting my little sister into a psycho-Patriots fanatic like us for a few years now and I think our evil plot is beginning to stick. Little Sis now comes over every Sunday to watch the games. Of course, she has her Sidekick glued to her [...]

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So bad, I could almost taste vomit

Sunday, November 30, 2008

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There have been few Patriots games I have watched with my dad in which he becomes so enraged, he storms out of the room. This afternoon was one of them as the Patriots imploded against the Pittsburgh Steelers. If you could find one positive in today’s putrid performance it’s that I will (hopefully) no longer [...]

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Ta-ta-ta-today, junior!

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

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Yesterday must have been my lucky day. After letting the NFL’s top defensive free agent slip away, the Pats prevented the NFL’s top offensive free agent from being signed by Philly as well. As Mike Florio reported, the Eagles offered Randy Moss more but Randy was uneasy about leaving a place where he’s happy. And [...]

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Football is the only thing of importance in my life… how sad

Tuesday, October 17, 2006

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My father was happier than could be at this morning’s Boston Herald Sport’s headline, Moss could grow on Pats. The article discusses the benefits Randy Moss would have on the Patriots should the team make a move today to bring him here. You might remember last month when my dad, the genius armchair-GM predicted a [...]

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