Fantasy Football January 14, 2012

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January 14, 2012



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  • Tinker

    I was hoping to see Tebow cry again but I didn’t. I also did not see him thank his Lord for a good game. What’s the matter Tebow? You only pray when something good happens to you?

  • Charles Black

    The video talking about this was especially funny with the zinger of a response from comedian Jamie Kilstein.
    http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2012/01/14/there-is-no-god/
    Why does this remind me of God’s impotence against iron chariots?The LORD was with the men of Judah. They took possession of the hill country, but they were unable to drive the people from the plains, because they had chariots fitted with iron. Judges 1:19 NIV

  • That’s awesome. I just watched the movie Q lately.  Walking with Dinosaurs had something named after Quetz….
    That name always makes me laugh.

  • Yo Brady, I’m really happy for you, and I’ma let you finish,
    but Tebow/Jesus is the greatest quarterback of all time. Jus’ sayin’.

  • As a die-hard Broncos fan, I’m so offended by this post sugesting that my own country god Quetzalcoatl would be helping puny Pats instead of my team…

    Well… I have to prepare a virgin sacrifice to both Quetzalcoatl and Tlaloc so that they switch to Denver next season… sigh!

    Cheers from the Hippo

  • Anonymous

    The PBS Kids show Dragontales also features a Quetzl – he’s the big dragon, with a Mexican accent, who teaches kids at The School in the Sky. Whenever I saw him, I always got a smug sense of satisfaction knowing that the reference to the Aztec serpent god was likely unnoticed by most viewers.  I am easily amused — and just a bit arrogant.

  • Amanda

    Looks like even god was starting to find Tebow annoying and pretentious.

  • Reginald Selkirk

    Isn’t that like making a unicorn cry?

  • Reginald Selkirk

    Did anyone notice the Focus on the Family ad during the game?

    It’s too soon to tell whether this Focus game-day religious message will generate as much controversy as its 2010 Super Bowl​ ad…

    I’m guessing no, because I’ve been around the atheist blogs this morning and no one seems to have even noticed, let alone cared. Maybe it’s because a) playoff games do not have the same cachet as the Super Bowl, and b) Tebow got his *** whupped. Suits me fine; FotF is trying to stir up some controversy and I don’t mind seeing them fail.

  • Vanessa M

    I saw it. It was really creepy.

  • Kevin_Of_Bangor

    Yes, I took notice and wanted to puke.

  • Anonymous

    He did give his God a shout out at the post game conference before he took questions from the media.   But apparently no Tebow-ing yesterday, thankfully.

  • walkamungus

    What Saturday’s game demonstrated quite clearly is that as a quarterback in the NFL, Tim Tebow is not worthy to carry Tom Brady’s jockstrap. And I say this as a Broncos fan.  *sigh*

    OK, Elway, let’s make sure Timmy keeps takin’ snaps during the off-season…

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