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Jim Irsay Is A Moron

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Again, I will NEVER root for the Colts as long as an Irsay is associated with them.

 

"I believe this: that the game has always been a risk, you know, and the way certain people are. Look at it," Irsay said. "You take an aspirin, I take an aspirin, it might give you extreme side effects of illness and your body ... may reject it, where I would be fine. So there is so much we don't know."

 

Colts owner Jim Irsay compares the risks of football to the risks of taking an aspirin - SBNation.com

I used to be a big Colts fan. But when they pushed out Peyton, I stopped rooting for them. I blame Irsay for that.

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I used to be a big Colts fan. But when they pushed out Peyton, I stopped rooting for them. I blame Irsay for that.

 

My Colts divorce occurred in March of 1984.

My Colts divorce occurred in March of 1984.

 

Ohhh, just take an aspirin and chill. Or, well, wait a minute...maybe you SHOULDN'T take an aspirin after all.:idunno:

Have another drink Jim and just shut up...

My Colts divorce occurred in March of 1984.

 

I'm with you there, mcpapa. unforgivable

I remember this picture like it happened yesterday.

 

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Another example of a public figure that should shut his pie hole and shrink back into the darkness.

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