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I love the first comment down the page.    :D




http://www.fannation.com/truth_and_rumors/view/275030-will-favre-quarterback-carolina?eref=sihp

 :D  You never know what in the world with this guy.  :jump: RTR!

Are panthers kinda/sorta like mountain lions?

but bigger I think.

I am guessing you know that cat scream.  I remember the first time I heard that, maybe the creepiest noise ever.

Yea somewhat. They are Black and sleak. They have good strength and speed. RTR!

According to wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cougar), they are one in the same, panther being the more general term.

I'll bet that does not settle it.

Interestingly, the map doesn't show them in the east...

Believe it or not, there are panthers in Florida. In southwest Fl, they put up huge fences along the sides of the highways to keep the panthers from leaving their habitat and to keep them from getting run over. As for Brett, he would be dumber than I thought to go to Carolina. They have 0 talent. He would get killed there.

The south florida panthers are a specific species and are endagered.  I just learned that a minute ago.

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Not a Florida panther, WV. The one you post here is indigenous to San Francisco.

You're missing a great basketball game, 2.

I'm afraid I might have a Nielson chip in my TV.  ;)

I wish Favre would just go away. I'm sick of that Diva

LOL! That's pretty much the consensus on the comment section of the article. He's like 62 year old Cher and still wants to be a hot item.

 :nah:

Let it go.

I used to respect him. Now I have absolutely zero respect for him

Let go of what?

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# Back at ya, my friend. This is really pretty neat, I'm sticking with my guns and having some fun doing it.

If Farve goes there he will probably help out more than what they have at the position. RTR!

Now that is funny right there.

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All he'll do is help destroy their team

It may take a lockout to keep him from playing.

please God ! Noooooo !  this is the only reason I would root for a lock out .

Brett needs a intervention  :(

Brett Favre is having great difficulty with the word withdrawl.  Every time a judge or commissioner says "time to leave", Brett says, "I want to stick it out."  :-* :-*

I think you explained the feelings of most pro football fans. He's gone from icon to self-indulgent fool.

 :pray: I can't fault a guy trying to work for a living. Don't get too upset because if the season is locked out...we could be hearing this for another season. :D

Exactly

Favre just wants attention

I am kind of thinking with the money he gets he don't care how much we complain. I think he gets paid for sleeping. RTR!

No, he's an attention wh**e who can't stand not to be in the limelight. He has to feel important and "loved." That's why he left the Packers hanging a few years ago. He wanted to feel like he was appreciated and needed from the Packers. This from a 38 year old man.

   :what:

"Time to look in the mirror, Brett.  You're old."

The whole panther thing is really confusing.

Apparently all of these north american large cats are catamounts, mountain lions, cougars, etc, all the same animal.  Panther being the general term.

Now, the mountain lions of the east (aka cougars) and endangered, they apparently do not exist in numbers great enough to breed in the east anywhere except southern florida.  I have a hard time with this, I think we all have mountain lion stories?  Maybe just big bobcats, IDK?

The southern Florida cougars are subspecies.

There are no black panthers in north america. 

1.  Yes, the cougars, mountain lions, etc are all the same animal (same species);
2.  The Eastern Mountain Lion is extinct; those in Florida (Florida Panther) are a subspecies of the Mountain Lion;
3.  There is a long history of sightings of big cats elsewhere, including Alabama, but no official records, no road kills, no conclusive pics.  Florida seems to have the only living members of this species.
4.  BTW, the "Black Panthers" of rumor and folklore apparently have never been in the US.  "Black panthers" are actually melanistic Jaguars, another species, the big cat of Central and South America.  They exist in zoos, old movies, and the wilds.  Melanistic Panthers have never occurred; thus, never in the US.

Please, no jokes about the black-panther humans. :eye roll:

My aunts live in an assisted living facility in Thorsby, Al, and they say someone saw a panther in the woods behind their house. This was confirmed by multiple sightings. I guess he roamed up here from Florida. As for Favre, he is becoming as much of a joke as Chad Ochocinco, I mean Johnson. These guys simply cannot stand to not be in the limelight.

 :rofl:

Seriously though, is this country so desperate for football that we would be willing to watch yet another Favre saga?

Yes, many unofficial sightings.  Miss Dept Fisheries, etc offered a reward over a 5-year period for anyone who could get a confirmed sighting.  Lots of stories, but no records of a mountain lion in Mississippi, live or dead (including old newspaper accounts and such).  They thought someone would have a published account of a road kill.  Never been one in Mississippi apparently.  The ones in Florida are in southern Florida; not likely to wander that far north (they have radio collars for tracking).

I believe they are a myth  ;)  http://www.listentotheeagle.com/

 

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^^ This.  What's sad is this guy is going to not be remembered as one of the greats; he's going to be remembered as a pathetic egomaniac playing far beyond his athletic abilities as they deteriorate.

Joe Louis' legacy was tarnished by his beating by Rocky Marciano.  Should have quit in his prime.  Now, Fah-rah will likely be punch drunk and end up a greeter at Caesar's Palace.

Mountain lions are supposed to cover long distances. Maybe Favre can be Trump's VP choice on the attention ho ticket.

the elusive Mississippi black panthers would vote for him !

Did I mention the escapes from captivity?

Even though the tail looks short for a jaguar, this (in the video) appears to be a melanistic jaguar (not a jaguarundi = smaller version with longer tail).  They are not naturally occurring east of the Mississippi River.

OK, then what the heck is a puma? ???

Puma is a fast tenny shoe. RTR!

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I was going to say the same thing.

Lance Berkman DUH

I can't stand him.  Ever since he was quitting to spend time with his cancer stricken wife THEN he goes right back to football I lost any and all respect.  He's a pig.   >:(

Lance Berkman and football did I miss something? RTR!

another name for the same cat and is also the name of the genus.

Brett who or is he the one that wears those Puma Tennie shoes? RTR!

I told my Mountain Lion story on TS but I'll repeat. The long, tall, sleak animal gracefully crossed (loped) in front of me, while driving down the road,--broad daylight. Everyone has one of these stories. The school bus was behind me and when we got down to the high school, I pulled over to make sure the driver saw it too. He did. No mistaking that animal for a bobcat, coyote, dog, or any other silly attempt to explain-- it was a mountain lion. And that is all I have to say about that.

Okay, you're off eggs for the remainder of the day.  :P

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That is one nice grill.

                                     :lol:

I'll bet that little critter tastes good too.

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I saw a grizzly in northern new mexico.  No one believes me either.

To be fair (I know, why??) there was an escaped lion in Tupelo, MS year before last.  Idiots keep exotic animals as pets, then when they escape they deny ever owning them.

A male african lion escaped from an exotic pets place here. Never heard any more. I am betting that animal is a rug by someone's fireplace.

I have heard reports of mountain lions in Alabama ever since I was a kid.  I have had relatives and friends swear up and down that they saw one (in the Tuscaloosa-Pickens area). I have no basis for this as I have never seen one myself, but it seems that when you start having people who do not know each other tell you they have seen something like this then it does make you wonder if there is not a little fire with all that smoke.

Everyone I know has a story about seeing one.  WV was not exaggerating.  I have heard the sound that most people would say could only be a mountain lion (screaming bloody death).  I would bet they are out there, just in small numbers.

LOL.  And my favorite was a few years back.  The price of Emu meat bottomed out, so all of the Emu farmers (??) released their birds.  It was right before Turkey season - ha.  They were everywhere, all over the highways, in the forests, even at people's bird baths (drinking).  Crazy.