Win-Loss Kool-Aid flavors
Note: I did this listing on Sept 11, 2009 but didn't get much traction. Please read and enjoy!
Hey everyone. Just thought I would write down some descriptions of what flavor of drink would be fitting of W-L record. With respects to Mike Clark and the 13-3 Kool aid. Bear with me folks, it's defintely tongue and cheek....
0-16, Detroit tasted it in 2008, tastes of sewage, wouldn't wish it on your wost enemy (except for the conquered fader nation)
1-15, not much better than sewage and little more tolerable, but that doesn't say much.
2-14, a popular flavor with the Missouri Indains and conquered fader nation, causes purging of coaches and is preferred by Al Davis.
3-13, like drinking defective Budweiser in St. Louis
4-12, Woody Paige's favorite flavor for 2009, he let the Coors go warm
5-11, tastes like stagnant pond water form the Deep South, will make you nauseous
6-10, more of a hanogver cure drink (don't ask what is in that)
7-9, is more of a wannabe drink like Natural Light
8-8, not bad, not good, just plain old drinking water
9-7, water with a twist of lemon
10-6, compare it to a good tasting cheap wine (Charles Shaw)
11-5, a very nice cold, Fat Tire microbrew
12-4, a sweet champange that may give an aftertaste if not handled right (playoff wins)
13-3, the preferred choice of drink at MHR, sweet, memorable and very Orange. Will go bad if not used wisely (playoff losses '96, '84).
14-2, had the drink once never seen it since. A very expensive and aged bottle of chamange
15-1, great flavor and aroma, definitely a championsip level beverage. If you forget the ice, can go bad quickly (Vikings '98)
16-0, the sweetest taste of all, worthy of gods....side effect is arrogance, can hurt badly if you do not drink with respect (New England 2007)
Have a good one. Go Broncos!
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Going 8-8 in '08 wouldn't seem the time to switch gears in the head coaching department.
But Pat Bowlen had seen enough that he believed if he didn’t make a drastic change then the same outcome would be repetitious and the carousel of losing would be a continuing fact of life for us. I commend him for that. I don’t know how my fandom would hold up if my team went 0-16 or 1-15? It’s not something I would take lightly as a fan and would study awfully hard to find it in my heart to stand by them. Thank goodness we Broncos fans haven’t had to endure such pain and suffering and if we did, I would have to see some kind of serious overhaul take place to rectify the situation. But, I’ll drink the cool-aid flavored Orange and Blue as long as they show me they ARE trying to put a winning combination on the field. 13-3 Baby!!! Until we ain’t!
Al Davis drinks the sacrificial blood of virign 300 pound quarterbacks.
Then regurgitates the blood into 4.25 40 wide receivers with cement blocks for hands.
The wiley old crypt keeper refuses to sway and look for the regurgitation to commence with a cluck of his bloodless leathery skinned lips over the next great Raider catch.
Verbose in style, dispersion of thought, procrastination in life.
The guy formerly known as ZAPPA
by Tim Lynch on Mar 18, 2010 3:32 PM MDT reply actions 2 recs

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