So, I’m not going to argue with the fact that there is a good chance that Brett Favre probably pushed things too far. I’m not going to argue that the Packers probably could have handled the situation better. Its safe to say, there is a good chance that both are to blame at some level, though you might not get that opinion in Green Bay right now.

But I’m still a fan. And watching Favre’s press conference with the Jets, I think that you’ll see why.

Wow, I didn’t think that it would get to this point. But Brett Favre has been traded to the NY Jets.

Its kind of sad to think of #4 as anything other than a Packer. But based on some of the things that have been reported, I’m not that surprised anymore.

Good Luck Brett, Thanks for the memories.

Now Go Pack GO!!!!

If you don’t know who #4 is, you’ve been living under a football rock for the past 16 years. I’m of coarse referring to the immortal Brett Favre. After retiring in March, he has changed his mind and the league has finally reinstated him.

As a packer fan, I’m a bit torn. I love watching #4 hurl the ball. He’s exciting to watch. But, at the same time, he was a jackass in the off season. Retiring, wanting to come back, then not wanting to come back. Then forcing his way back in.

Last week, the 100 pushup challenge caught my eye somewhere on the ‘net so I decided to check it out. Seemed pretty straight forward. It is a nicely laid out program to get your body in shape to do 100 consecutive push ups. Now, push ups are push ups and not something that I do on a regular basis. At least, not normal boring push ups 😉

I am one of the believers of Combat Conditioning. This is a program by Matt Furey who is a former Iowa Wrestler and Kung Fu Shuai-Chiao world champion. The main foundation of the book consists of the Royal Court which is made up of Hindu Push Ups, Hindu Squats and the back bridge.

The wife and I decided to get out today and catch a film. Both of us wanted to see the Dark Knight as the trailer looked pretty damn cool.

Now, I’m not going to give anything away but I will say 3 things about the film:

• It was a bit longer than I expected, maybe 15-30 minutes longer than it needed to be.
• The movie lives up to the hype. Its worth checking out.
• Heath Ledger is creepy good in this film. I’ve heard people say that the award shows should give him the awards for this film not because he died, but because of how great his performance is. And it is worth the admission, you won’t be disappointed.

Seem like everyone else has checked it out this weekend so you might as well get off your lazy ass and see it as well.