aso, die schachtis werden übrings die WE abgeschossen
is ja auch ein Spiel für Farbenblinde...Lila gegen Blau Gelb 
Beiträge von arno73
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stimmt die nich, die hatte nur OPs, wobei, son superbusen im Eiskunstlauf inner B-note ja auch fast Doping is
nich nur der Busen wächst
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weißt du was dann da los ist nach jedem tor im hexenkessel steigerwaldstadion?
mir doch egal - ich will nur nen schönen TV Abend haben -
jo, aussadem hat von euch sowieso nie wer gedoped
zank Kati Witt nich -
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du also Rot weiß???? -
ja. nee. is klar!
für wen du heute bist?
DÜNAMÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖ -
das is scheiße denn verlier ich mein job.
pro bush is denn keener von den beiden für mehr Atomkraft??? -
gruden war ja 2-3 jahre assistant bei den packers und kennt den favre daher ganz gut. und wenn das system ähnlich ist, dann würde ich brett dem garcia 10x vorziehen. ist nur die frage, was die packers für brett haben wollen....
ich check mal Rooster der Buccs - so 3 gute sind fällig -
Die Bahnhofsbücherei in Augsburg hat das Sonderheft heut Abend schon verkauft.
Frechheit - da steckt doch der Holzschuh dahinter
achja: die Stecktabelle sieht Klasse aus -
Wen willste wissen???
will nur wissen, wieso du dat Heft schon hat???
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wir sind deutscha meista im tischtennis. was hat frankfurz zu bieten??
Würstchen??? -
stimmt offenbach is ja türkei
Offenbach bei Zabrze -
ich komm mir so komisch vor, alle bewohner des hauses sind nach oben geflüchtet, ob die angst vor wessis haben?
Du bist doch noch mehr Ossi als wir?! -
Den hab ich schon
Das Managerspiel wird nicht einfacher kann ich euch sagen. -
dafür ist im nächsetn Heft ne DVD-Doku über die liechtensteinische Nationalelf kostenlos für alle Abonnenten dabei
verkauf ich schön bei ebay 
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... na dann!
Nette Umwege hatta auch produziert... und alles voller Secret Service-Typen! hat einer Raumplaner gesehen -
Source: Goodell speaking with Packers to resolve Favre saga
Associated Press
MILWAUKEE -- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is monitoring the ongoing rift between the Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre.
A person with direct knowledge of Goodell's interest said the commissioner has spoken with Packers management several times recently as tensions mounted between the three-time MVP and his team.Chris Trotman / Getty ImagesNFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has spoken with the Packers several times about Brett Favre.
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» Favre breaks silenceThe person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the talks.
With the Packers committed to moving forward with Aaron Rodgers as their starter and Favre apparently still intent on reversing his decision to retire in March -- although there have been no reports that Favre has formally petitioned Goodell for reinstatement -- the best outcome for both parties could be a trade.
NFL Network's Adam Schefter reported Tuesday that the Packers had spoken to multiple teams to gauge their interest in a trade for Favre.
And Tampa Bay is emerging as perhaps the most likely destination for Favre, although it is unclear whether Favre would be willing to play for the Buccaneers. Tampa Bay head coach Jon Gruden was a Packers assistant coach from 1992-94 and runs a version of the West Coast offense Favre would be familiar with.
The Packers play the Buccaneers Sept. 28 in Tampa.
Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher said he "can't imagine" seeing Favre anywhere other than Green Bay, but isn't surprised that he wants to play again.
"He loves football, and I think he kind of made the decision when the season was over," Urlacher said. "He was tired, he probably was worn down, like he said and he made a decision that he didn't want to stick with. But he's Brett Favre, he can do whatever he wants. I don't know what's going to happen, but I would like to see him playing somewhere next year."
But Urlacher said Chicago wasn't a likely destination for Favre.
"For us? I don't think that's a possibility," Urlacher said. "If they do trade him, I don't think it's going to be in our division, No. 1. Maybe not even in our conference."
Favre made an appearance at Lambeau Field on Saturday to present former teammate Frank Winters for induction to the Packers' Hall of Fame, but declined to discuss his rift with the team. Favre accepted a team MVP award that night, calling himself "an old, gray-haired quarterback showing I can still do it."
Favre retired in early March, but recently has been having second thoughts about playing in 2008. But the latest, and most intense, episode in several offseasons' worth of Favre's flip-flopping on his future in football was met with lukewarm enthusiasm by the Packers, who spent the offseason planning to move forward with Rodgers.
Favre asked to be released from his contract, a request the team has no plans to grant. The next step for Favre could be to petition Goodell for reinstatement, a move that would force the Packers to release him or place him on their active roster. He also could be traded.
The Packers also have filed tampering charges against the Minnesota Vikings, suspecting that interest from the Vikings is the main reason Favre has changed his mind about playing in 2008. The Vikings declined comment on the charges.
Favre's rights belong to the Packers until his current contract expires after the 2010 season.
In an interview with Fox News last week, Favre criticized Thompson for being untruthful with him. Packers officials have gone out of their way not to criticize Favre, instead laying out a specific timeline of their dealings with him in the offseason in hopes that fans will understand why the team decided to move forward without No. 4.
The most significant episode in their timeline came in late March, when Favre led the Packers to believe he was going to unretire and they were prepared to welcome him back -- only to change his mind once again and stay retired.
Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press
