Written by Gene Zarnick | 27 August 2009

I really didn't want to begin with my first post being about Brett Favre, but since it's in the web site's name I decided what the heck, let's give the readers what they want.  And by the readers I mean myself, because I'm the only one following so far so I guess it's fitting that I do it.

Everyone is sick of Brett Favre.  Couldn't Brett have been on Megan Wants a Millionaire so he would've offed himself after getting through Megan.  R.I.P. Megan, even though that name is as fake as her breasts.  Okay so nobody wants Brett dead, but most people really don't want to see him either.  Yes, I hear it all the time, well the two weeks the Vikings play Green Bay everyone will be watching so that's reason enough for him to comeback.  Really??  Can anyone tell me how MJ did when he returned to Chicago?  Didn't think so.  It's a shame he's coming back and ruining his legacy...again!  We've heard it straight from Brett, he doesn't care about what other people think of his legacy, only what he thinks.  Too bad the people who watched for years in Green Bay care about his legacy and the other fans who appreciated him throughout those days care as well.  It's fine to have the mindset that he only cares about what he's doing, but can't he realize and care about what other people care about, which is him.  This is why Brett Favre is Mickey Rourke in The Wrestler.  Some people may love continuing to see him go out there, give it his all, and enjoy what he's doing, but other's are hurt by the actions and don't want to see him ruin himself farther then he already has.

The Wrestler, starring Mickey Rourke as Randy "The Ram" Robinson, is about a professional wrestler who was on top of the world years ago who continues to try and wrestle despite being past his prime.  He puts his body through much damage.  Didn't Brett just have shoulder surgery?  Ram wants the attention and the glory still of the fans who still love him (The Vikings), but at the same time he pushes away his family (Green Bay Packers fans).  The movie shows the struggles he faces and finishes with his final match against his most notable opponent Ayatollah (Brett versus the Packers) and ends with Ram diving off the top turnbuckle and then the screen cuts to black.  So now comes the question of Brett's final match.  Will he go out as a hero when he plays against Green Bay or go out as a loser who came back to battle his original family, the ones who cared for him for so many years, who to some, turned his back on his family for the sake of the only legacy he cares about, himself.