That kid finally took off his Favre jersey
Remember the kid who wore his Brett Favre jersey for like, a bazillion days in a row? Well he finally took it off after 1,581 days. Apparently it was getting a bit short on him — wasn’t quite making the waistline anymore. Congratulations are in order. It’s not every day you find that kind of dedicationĀ out of a 12-year-old.
So you know what this means, right? Favre is officially done. Not coming back. Nope not now. Not ever. Thank you social outcast boy, for making it so.
Brett Favre is back!

To talking about retiring! Or maybe actually retiring! Or something!
Thanks to blog bestie Chris Mottram at the Sporting Blog, above is a screenshot of the Packers official Web site from earlier in the day. (Now it requires a password. Who knows.) So either Brett Farve is retiring, or one of the poor bastards Packers.com got to be an intern is getting a merciful pink slip today.
Update: According to the Sporting Blog, the Packers PR guy is saying this is a standard story they prepare every winter. That’s funny in and of itself, I think.
Reinventing the cheesehead
So we got the divisional round of the playoffs this weekend, and according to most, it is the most exciting and thrilling of all the rounds. (Football: Ruff! Ruff! Grr! Grr!) And because of this, I’d like to direct your attention to this man to your right. You see, when he sculpted the Seahawk logo into that cheesehead there, it was not to mock the Packers. In fact, it turns out he likes both squads.
“I went to high school in the Milwaukee area, I went to college at UW-Eau Claire, and all the time growing up our family never had the financial means to go to a Packers game,” said Drentonoch.
The bad news is that 20 years ago, Darrell moved to Seattle.
“I became a Seahawks fan shortly after I got here, but my heart is still with the Packers,” claims Drentonoch.
Darrell is thrilled to be making his way to this Saturday’s playoff game, and he’s doing his best to honor his loyalty to Green Bay and Seattle by donning a very original hat.
“It’s a combination of a cheesehead and a Seahawk,” Drentonoch states.
“I thought it might be an appropriate way to show my support for both teams.”
Yeah it’s ugly. But I’ll take it any day over Laura Quinn’s hybrid jersey.
{Via Fark.}
