Category: wadE
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Week 12: Vikings @ Jaguars
I was all set to write yet another negative article following a Vikings win. I was going to write how the score of some games definitely do not tell the story of the game… how a 30-12 score disguised another sub-par outing by the Vikings.
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Week 11: Vikings @ Buccaneers
On the levels of frustration index, this loss ranks quite high. Mostly because this was a game I did not expect the Vikings to win; but they could have, and should have, won this game. After the game famed Tampa Bay defensive guru Monte Kiffen reportedly told former Viking (and current KFAN color guy) Pete…
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Week 10: Vikings vs. Packers
First off, I apologize for not posting a recap of last week’s game versus the Texans. My short recap would have been:
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Change is wassup
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Who Are You Voting For?
Don\’t worry, that\’s a rhetorical question. I would never ask who you plan to vote for, but I\’m certainly willing to listen if you\’d like to tell me. But before you do, you should go here to see who you *should* be voting for: http://www.speakout.com/VoteMatch/Pres2008.asp#sec0
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High Fructose Corn Syrup – The New Trans Fat?
I was watching TV the other day when a commercial came on that caught me eye.
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Week 7: Vikings @ Bears
If you had told me that the Vikings would score 41 points during their visit to Soldier Field, I would have bet the house on a Vikings victory. The Vikings managed to pack a season\’s worth of mistakes in one game. Both on and off the field.
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Week 6: Vikings vs. Lions
My sentiments on this game are the same as most fans. I’m as disappointed after a win as is possible. There have been many losses that I’ve felt better about. The game started off oddly with the Lions winning the toss, and deferring to the Vikings. You are the Lions! Where do you get the…
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They\’re Animals
I think Joe Biden has said it best… some Republicans have devolved into fear and loathing. Check out this article; and then my comments after the jump.
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Zero Sympathy
I read that McCain has suggested an additional $300-$350 billion in homeowner bailout for those who are defaulting on their mortgages on top of the $700 billion for the business. Now that doesn’t have much chance of passing in Congress, but what a surprise to see a Republican candidate volleying up what is essentially a…