And dey ran ol' Peyton down a rabbit hole.They ran so fas' 'at the Colts couldn't catch 'em.
And dat how N'yawlins won the Super Bowl.
Hut, 2, 3, 4... whoo haa...way to go Saints!
Monday, February 8, 2010
Well dey ran through the briars an' 'ey ran through the brambles...
And dey ran ol' Peyton down a rabbit hole.13 comments:
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ReplyDeleteNot a football guy, Bob? Or just a Colts fan.
ReplyDeleteYou were talkin' football?
ReplyDeleteYep. That was a great game. Did you watch it?
ReplyDeleteWas there a game? I musta been watching "Law and Order." That's a great show. Tells about a cop department and a prosecutor who care about justice. Total fantasy. Takes my breath.
ReplyDelete... holy smokes, my wireless mouse just went nuts.
ReplyDeleteNah. All they do is keep the world safe for the cocktail party.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, you also missed the geriatric Roger Daltry and Peter Townsend half-time Who-dunnit. Pretty funny. Still jumping around like maniacs. Gotta love that piece o' bidness.
ReplyDeleteIt was an excellent game for those of us who follow football. I'm not a Colts fan, but until yesterday, I felt Manning was the best qb in football.
ReplyDeleteI am a San Diego fan, and the sting of having Brees (whom San Diego traded to New Orleans) perform so well makes me question my loyalties to the Chargers -- Darren Sproles notwithstanding.
Starting with the balls-to-the-walls onside kick, the New Orleans quarterback but together one of the most impeccable marches to the end zone I've ever seen. Flawless. That's the way to win football games, man.
ReplyDeleteIt was a pleasure to watch new and daring strategies to an old game. The onside kick to start the second half was absolutely out-of-the-box thinking and proved to be very effective, not too mention, damned fun to watch.
ReplyDeletelol, bob 'yawns' at the superbowl, and watches law and order instead.
ReplyDeleteaaron, I don't think Bob was watching L&O either.
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