OMFG YAY!

[lagilman]

For those who might be wondering... no I did not have a heart attack, an aneurysm, or sprain anything.

No thanks to the frakkin Giants, who made me suffer for it. Oy.

Guys, brilliant, hard-fought game, you looked mostly-fabulous, but enough with the field goals instead of the touchdowns, ok? Our lives will last longer if you stop doing that.

[on the other hand, way to shut down the Dallas housewarming party. *evil toothy grin*]


EtA: not that the person I said it to will testify, but damnit, when Eli first took the field his freshman year, I said he was going to be a QB in the style of Phil Baby (Simms). Cool, precise under pressure, steady when it gets hot... now if we could lick that time-clock management problem once and for all...

Comments

[mtlawson.livejournal.com]

Anything that gives pain to the Cowboys is fine by me. I have to admit it sure looked for a while like the Giants were going to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, something we Bengals fans are intimately familiar with.

[wedschilde.livejournal.com]

:::waves raiders flag and ducks:::

heh...

congrats on the win! woot! ♥

[scbutler.livejournal.com]

Eli will never get over his time management problems. Nor will he ever be as good as Simms.

Unfortunately. I speak as a New York Football Giants fan of fifty years' standing.

[lagilman]

Never said as good as -- Phil Baby was possibly unique. I said "in the style of" -- which is becoming more rare these days, as coaches take the on-the-spot initiative away from QBs, and cool thinking falls by the wayside...


-- Giants fan of 25 years standing (and a lot of shouting and wailing and hyperventilating because they do like to make us suffer even for the W)

[scbutler.livejournal.com]

Now if we can only start selling as well as that other Giants fan of long standing - GRRM.

[lagilman]

I think the shared pain should earn us a nice blurb or something, at least! *nods firmly*

[smoemeth.livejournal.com]

As you know, not really a fan of the Big Blue, but anybody who beats the Cowboys is fine by me. :) Especially in their ZOMG BIG SUPERSIZED TEXAS HOME OPENER. *gag*

[mtlawson.livejournal.com]

I turned on the tube to see Jerry Jones' smiling mug telling us how wonderful that ode to excess he calls a stadium is, and all I wanted to do was throw up. Maybe it's my Midwestern upbringing, but excess and arrogance like that is just too much.

[fatbaldguy60.livejournal.com]

As a long time Cowboys fan [forgive me, I was very young] I went to bed before half time knowing we would lose. I really miss Troy and Roger.