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Smashing Time
Beer Pong's most dominant team would not miss an opportunity to win $10,000. They are both consistently good, having placed 9th at WSOBP II, 5th at WSOBP III, and 1st at WSOBP IV. Much to Ron's chagrin, Pop gets credit for being a better player. On Friday night, a singles tournament for a World Series bid was held at Player's Lounge. Pop took out Ron in the semis, but had to play Castro in the finals. God's Gift to beer pong knew he was facing a highly decorated  
The Greatest Player In The World
player, but thought those accolades were not deserved. After a hard fought defeat in which both players went multiple OTs in a row without missing, Castro finally relented, and gave Pop the respect that Pop didn't know that Castro didn't previously have for him.

Ron has done things with his hair before. When he mangled his hair for day 2 of the Open, I was intrigued to do a more in depth analysis, found here. Ron also has a well documented appetite for Cinammon Life. During the WSOBP V satellite tournament on Saturday night, I announced on the loud speaker that I forgot to bring a box of the cereal, in order to satisfy Ron's hunger. The response I heard from the playing area, "Oh my god I can't shoot right now. I'm so distracted".

Too Soon
Last year, after Brett Favre was traded to the Jets, many Packer fans stayed loyal. #4 Jet jerseys were even seen at Lambeau field. When Favre maneuvered his way to the Vikings this year, he committed an act of treason to the state of Wisconsin. I'm positive that there are plenty of good memories of Favre wearing Green & Gold. I simply can't remember them right now with the taste of throw up in my mouth. His nostalgic presence in Packer history will probably return, but that point is 5, 10, maybe 20 years in the future. Who knows, he might retire, unretire-to-skip-camp, play, retire, repeat for another 5-10 years. A similar situation occurred 50 years ago. When Jackie Robinson's skills as a baseball player declined in his late thirties, the Brooklyn Dodgers did  
"F*ck You Packer Fans"
what they could to find a spot for him in their lineup. When it wasn't working out, they attempted to trade him to the NY Giants. Rather than play in a uniform he hated, he chose to retire. Favre wanted to play longer than the Packers could put up with his antics, but the Vikings were one of two teams that seemingly should've been off limits (the Bears being the other). It was great to get a few teams from the Midwest out at the Open. However, you can imagine my dismay as a Packer fan to see a Wisconsonite wearing a white #4 Packers jersey all weekend. Inexplicable. The only thing redeeming about the following image is seeing Frazer embracing his inner Doug E Doug. That makes me happy. [editor's note: With the upcoming Monday Night Football showdown between the Pack and the Vikes, burning Favre memorabilia would be appropriate.]

#4 Should Go In The Closet For A Few Years

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