On Dansby's fumble return gives Cardinals 51-45 win
Posted on January 11 at 8:40 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Oh My gosh, I was on the end of my seat the whole second half. It was a fantastic show to watch. I cannot say enough about that Rodgers, "Cool Calm Collected". He did a hell of a job reaching the first time highest score in play offs. I think when Favre retires, and Warner retires, our A-Rod will be the man to watch. Favre gave Rogers alot of cues while watching him work from the sideline. Our time will come before you know it.
On Employee reunion offers past Parker Pen workers a chance to bid farewell to company
Posted on November 14 at 7:49 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
I wish the reunion could be done every year.
On Favre shakes off boos, Vikings beat Packers 38-26
Posted on November 2 at 1:40 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Okay, My take on the game is that Brett did a great job for his team, kudo's to him, but this is our turf with our team, and even though we will always be thankful for the fun Brett brought to the field, we gave him our support when he was our QB, and supported him through all of his personal life and professional career, but now we have to get behind our guy, our QB, on our turf, because its still about being competitive, and getting our QB to the super bowl for us.
On Youth rights group opposes restricting drinking
Posted on October 24 at 6:21 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
When I was a child, my parents would take us children to bars and we would have the pleasure of watching our role models get drunk and at times beligerant. Kids have no place in a bar, and furthur more, I cannot believe that the state senate would lower the drinking age to 18 years old. I know kids can go to war at that age, but then there are those kids who now do alot of texting, and cell phone talking while driving, add drinking to that equation, and its a disaster waiting to happen. It just seems so inappropiate for parents to give their children this kind of direction. Look at Mr. Wood, isnt he a great role model.
On Control of GM site is key to redevelopment
Posted on October 24 at 6:05 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
We need to find an idea that generates jobs from this GM plant. Has anyone thought that maybe we could put in a place like the Alliant Blding in Madison? Maybe on some level, it would generate jobs and income for the city.
On Favre: 'We did what we had to do'
Posted on October 6 at 10:24 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Isn't it strange how much time favre had to throw the ball, wow! I could had eaten a sandwich in the time that Favre recieved to throw the ball. I still say shame on the whole packer team for leaving their guy on his own. Nice tribute to Favre, but Rodgers is the packer QB, not Favre. Would had been nice to have someone protect our QB, so he could had had a chance to show his talent too. If Rodgers would had had the team work the vikings gave to their QB, we may had had a different outcome. Come on Pack, Get into the program.
On Favre: 'We did what we had to do'
Posted on October 6 at 8:57 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
OMG, It was as though to me anyway, that the Packer's whole team were definitly on Farve sticking it to the management. Sorry, but no one protected our QB,Rodgers, and the poor guy was out there on his own, without alot of support if any. All I seen was players missing opportunity on purpose, and then giving the whoops!!!!!!!!!! oh darn, I should had caught that ball and made that play. It was total in time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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On Dansby's fumble return gives Cardinals 51-45 win
Posted on January 11 at 9:02 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
I too have no problem watching Favre play on Sunday. It should be another cliff hanger. The man can play and entertain. I think deep down that Favre was pulling for A-Rod, and I think the hatchet has been buried, because Favre has had the best ending his career could offer. He is in his happy place. Just my opinion, as I think he has had good sportsmanship in his successful career. His bitterness was for Ted Thompson, I dont blame him for his grudge.