All I remember is laying on my floor in front of my TV, my head buried in my hands half of the time because I couldn't watch. I was so nervous because nothing seemed to be breaking Green Bay's way from the 4th quarter onward. I had such a bad feeling in my stomach. Then of course the INT and the Giants' game-winning FG. That was just a depressing game to watch, especially because the effort by the offense (mainly the QB) in the 2nd half was pathetic and lifeless.

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Bar in St. Germain on a sled trip. Drank heavily after that.

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I refuse to remember. As far as I am concerned I didn't know we lost. Which game was that?

What is that line, I refuse to accept your reality and substitute my own.

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I was at home.......cursing at the TV, and being thankful that i was at the previous game against the Seahawks, the "snowbowl" game.....where i was fortunate enough to meet "Yooperfan" and see an exciting win.

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I will be at the same place today where I was at 3 years ago, the same place where I watched The Packers win The Superbowl after the 96 season,

the same place where I had watched The Packers beat Seattle in the "snow game", the same place where I have watched all the Packer play-off wins and losses since 1992.

Yes I will be at the same place where 3 years ago I was screaming at the tv for MM to make some damn defensive adjustments, wondering why The Packers abadoned the run game, wondering how James Jones could have dropped that sure td, wondering why MM didn't have the balls to tell his QB he needed to stay on the bench, just for the end of this one game.

I will be at my friend Luke's house, we call it Packer Central, cheering on The Packers with all our hearts. Hoping for the victory that will send The Packers back to The Superbowl.

One last thing, if the unthinkable happens, I will leave that place, as I did 3 years ago,very sad, but knowing The Packers as a team, played their hearts out, leaving everything they had on that field, coming up a little short.

Knowing that the future is bright.

One question I have for a lot of the posters on this thread, if the unthinkable happens...WHO ARE YOU GOING TO BLAME? Brett Favre has been gone for 3 years now, you surely won't be able to blame him.

When you do find a scapegoat, does it really make you feel any better by bashing that player or coach? If it does...well more power to you, myself, I choose to look to the future and hopefully brighter days.

GO PACK GO!!!!!

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