“The greatest thing about the Internet is that you can quote something and totally make up the source.”
- Thomas Jefferson

I absolutely love this quote, and it is inspiring to me. Look for more “real quotes” and fake quotes soon. It kind of reminds me of stories on the internet. You know, just because you see it on the web, does the story that someone posts mean it’s true?

Just less than an hour ago, someone posted a story that Sage Rosenfels had been traded to the Giants along with Darius Reynauld for conditional picks in 2011 & 2012.

Is this true? Is the quote real?

And it looks like it’s true, but I can’t believe the Vikings actually did this. T-Jack over Sage makes no sense. Worse, they traded Darious Reynauld in the same deal. I thought he was the Vikings only real option for a kick returner?

I can’t believe the Vikings are actually going into battle this season with a 40-year Old QB who’s back-up is a consistently unproductive 2nd Round bust. I can’t understand why they are “banking” on Percy Harvin to be 100% for every game as a receiver and kick returner with his history of migraines?

They traded some “now” players for conditional prospects in future draft picks. How does this help? I ask myself, how did Thomas Jefferson know about the internet? The answers can only come in a time machine- which is something else I don’t think is real.

I am puzzled. Go Vikes.