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The responses are about what you'd expect. Via the Associated Press:
One suggestion calls for making the world's largest waffle in the shape of No. 4, Favre's jersey number with the Packers and the Vikings. It's a playful jab at Favre's indecisive approach to retirement.And if you're not into spiffy shirts that commemorate "Brent's" awesomeness, you can always protest Favre's defection to the Vikings while also supporting cancer research. Seems like a win-win.
One Packers site, www.cheeseheadtv.com, already has weighed in with a list of suggestions to mark the occasion. Among them: Creating a video montage of Favre's interceptions and showing it before the game.
Via SBNation, Twitter
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