Sunday over a failure to appear in traffic court. No big deal.

Hard to remember those pesky court dates when you're high as a mother ****er.

(Singing) I was going to go to court, but then I got high.

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There's no doubt and the cool thing is we forget the times he didn't make that play... that game was an odd time for me. I was watching it with a buddy, another long-time fan. Before the game, we were both talking about how surreal it was to be watching that game with an all-time great QB leading the way.

Then the dramatics of the game had us both just mentally in a place neither of us had been with that team and the expecations since the late 90s.

We're both believing again and then... BAM ... Peyton channels his inner Cutler and we're like, WTF? Huh? I think I stared silently into the TV for about half an hour after the game.

First of all......BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!


I hope it stung because I ****in hate the donkeys...............but nothing compares to the sting of losing 10-7 to the colts in the kicker who shall remain nameless playoff game in 95......nothing.



The 10 points taken off the board in 97 against the Vaseline boys stung too en route to losing 14-10, complete with a letter of apology from the league for the **** job......."THIS ONE'S FOR JOOOOOOOOOOHN!!!!" **** THE DONKEYS!!!!!!

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January 2014... the 20 year anniversary. Enjoy.

Wow. Those no Super Bowl appearances are really starting to add up, Lil' Donkey!

Yeah, that was some pretty grotesque cheating by the Donks - making it even more ironic when they lied to the league about the Chargers using Stickum last year because they were losing and needed a distraction/excuse.

Wow, that's not what happened at all. The Chargers were using a grip-enhancing towel, which was banned as a result of the investigation, and the Chargers were fined $20,000 for trying to hide the towels when the official asked to see them.

What a piece of shit

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Vondooooooooomed

Those "Gorilla Gold" towels were already being privately investigated by the league before the incident and had been openly used by every team for over a decade prior (including your Donks). The NFL also came out and said that the Chargers didn't break any rules by using them.

Face it - the Donks were losing, they apparently felt they needed a distraction, and they lied and exaggerated in order to create one. Considering how suck-awful the Chargers were that year, it just makes the Donks look pathetic that they couldn't beat us straight-up.

What did they lie about?