Nothing better to cheer up a depressed fan base than chocolate! Unless that brand of chocolate makes allusion to the biggest dropped pass in franchise history. That was the thinking behind Denver-based online pawn shop, Pawngo, dropping off thousands of Butterfinger bars today in Copley Square. We only wish we could put this much creativity into our mean-spiritedness.
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jetsetter | 02/08/2012 flag
HooahAllDay....Who's your favorite team? You remind me of this Steeler fan in my office who gives me grief because I'm a Ravens/Ray Lewis fan. See the irony there? If you're looking to athletes to be the moral authority on everything right, you're going to be a sad, jilted little man
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miamifinsno1 | 02/07/2012 flag
Tzugidan... really??? New England an organization of integrity that takes the high road? The same organization who hasn't won a super bowl ever since they were caught filming (aka cheating) other teams? Get a clue lol
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HooahAllDay | 02/07/2012 flag
it's funny. get over it. the patriots are linked to class and integrity? is that why they let girlfriend beating, drug dealing, attempted murderer randy moss wear their jersey. oh ok. and that's not just media, that's personally knowing that sack of sh*t. go cry in your clam chowder.
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Tzugidan | 02/07/2012 flag
Publicly linking your brand to an act of humiliation towards another human is a pretty dangerous thing, Pawngo. You had better hope it does not backfire. It is better for brands seeking integrity to take the high road, much like the New England Patriot organization has. Which consequently is a brand linked with class and integrity...kinda ironic eh, Pawngo?
