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  1. 09-25-2007, 10:21 PM #1
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    It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    http://www.twincities.com/ci_6980157?source=most_viewed
    Kelly Holcomb was a bowl of boiled potatoes, a scoop of plain vanilla ice cream, a $24 pair of brown loafers. He was gloriously bland and drama-free.

    It's what we thought the Vikings needed. But it appears we all were mistaken. Three weeks into the season, it's all become very clear: God couldn't quarterback this offense...
    Another Twin Cities sportswriter "praising" the Vikings. I am so sick of this crap I could puke! It's no wonder the legislature won't even think about supporting the team.
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  2. 09-25-2007, 10:29 PM #2
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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    "COJOMAY" wrote:
    http://www.twincities.com/ci_6980157?source=most_viewed
    Kelly Holcomb was a bowl of boiled potatoes, a scoop of plain vanilla ice cream, a $24 pair of brown loafers. He was gloriously bland and drama-free.

    It's what we thought the Vikings needed. But it appears we all were mistaken. Three weeks into the season, it's all become very clear: God couldn't quarterback this offense...
    Another Twin Cities sportswriter "praising" the Vikings. I am so sick of this crap I could puke! It's no wonder the legislature won't even think about supporting the team.
    When someone comes up with a phrase like the bold one above, it just shows how uneducated and sensational they are. Needless to say that's just horrible journalism and takes every bit of credibility out of the write up.

    P/S: I am even surprised he used 'G' when talking about God.
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  3. 09-25-2007, 10:40 PM #3
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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    Wilf and Childress made their own beds, now they can lay in them.

    I guess they shouldn't have pissed off the media.
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  4. 09-25-2007, 11:46 PM #4
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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    Things will turn around...they have to or Chilly will be looking for a new job!
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  5. 09-26-2007, 12:10 AM #5
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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    This article has led me to believe that Tom Powers is THE HYPERBOLE GOD

    There wasn't one paragraph that didn't wreak with sarcasm.

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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    "SKOL" wrote:
    This article has led me to believe that Tom Powers is THE HYPERBOLE GOD

    There wasn't one paragraph that didn't wreak with sarcasm.
    REEK with sarcasm???
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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    "cajunvike" wrote:
    "SKOL" wrote:
    This article has led me to believe that Tom Powers is THE HYPERBOLE GOD

    There wasn't one paragraph that didn't wreak with sarcasm.
    REEK with sarcasm???
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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    "COJOMAY" wrote:
    "cajunvike" wrote:
    "SKOL" wrote:
    This article has led me to believe that Tom Powers is THE HYPERBOLE GOD

    There wasn't one paragraph that didn't wreak with sarcasm.
    REEK with sarcasm???
    LOL
    I gotta be nice though...he has my ticket for the Packer game Sunday!
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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    Tom Powers, along with all the other news reporters in Mn are my hero's.

    I think they should fire old Baldone because he never makes adjustments and his offense sucks because he never makes adjustments because of his ego which won't allow him to make adjustments.

    Damn.
    Get rid of that guy.
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  10. 09-26-2007, 11:39 AM #10
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    Re: It takes a miracle worker to move Minnesota Vikings' offense

    Of course God couldn't, he already plays for the Packers.
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