Tundra FM: Hail Shikro, German Thunder, and Eight Quarters of Hell

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Good evening, Brick Lombardi.

This is Tundra FM on the Packernet Podcast Network.

Tonight, we go medieval.

Drums, chanting, a war hymn out of the frozen north.

We open in the realm of legend, so mind your manners.

Let's get into it.

Here's an old one from the vault.

Deep in Packernet lore, there is a name.

A prophet, a guiding flame, carved in green and gold.

The faithful know him.

If you don't, that's between you and the frozen wilds.

This is his hymn.

Monks chanting, drums pounding, a shield of cheese and a sword of light.

It smites the foes, blesses the pack, and guards the north against the refs and the cold.

His will is done.

This is Hail Shikro Crew on Tundra FM.

Upon the tundra cold and wide A prophet rose, our holy guide With pigskin might and wisdom bold His name was carved in green and gold Shikruku, our guiding flame Strike down those who curse thy name With shield of cheese and sword of light, we march as one into the fight.

Hail She-Crow-Crow, bless the packers, smite the foes.

Shield us from the ref's dark blows, to victory to Lambeau's throne.

In days of old the storm did rage Our foes did mock, our team encaged But Sheikha crew with righteous hand Did break their line, reclaim the land Praised be he, the sacred force Who guards the North with steadfast course Through icy wind and bitter cold His will is done, his fate foretold Hail She-Crow Crew! Bless the Packers, smite the foes Shield us from the Reff's dark lows To victory, to Lambeau's throne Hear the word of Shikro Crew Thou shalt never forsake the pack Nor doubt the chosen signal caller For in his name we conquer all And shouldst thou ever waver BEG FORGIVENESS IN THE FROZEN WILDS! Hail, shake, row, crew, stand as one, defend the land.

Vikings fall and bears shall weep, his glory forever deep.

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Here's one from the vault, and it's a big one.

Last October, Sunday night in Pittsburgh, Aaron Rodgers in the other jersey, facing Green Bay for the first time since he left.

The Packers were down 16-7 at the half.

Then Love threw for 360 yards.

Kraft went off.

Gary hunted Rodgers all night, and Green Bay ran away with it.

35-25.

The song's in German, and it hits like a hammer.

But the story's simple.

The guy who replaced the legend outplayed him.

Grün und Gold.

Green and Gold.

This is Green Voltage on Tundra FM.

Pittsburgh Steel Breaks under pressure instead Love wirft den Ball 360 yards Sie fallen, sie brennen We rip them apart Wir brechen nicht Nein, wir fallen nicht Nein, das grüne Blut Es kocht, es brennt Trigger Pittsburgh's blood runs cold.

Pittsburgh's blood runs cold.

We'll be right back.

Feuer in der Nacht, our story will be told Cologne Gold, Cologne Gold 35 to 25 Pittsburgh's blood runs cold 7, 16, down Dann kommt die Flut Dann kommt die Flut Kommt die Flut, dann kommt das Blut.

Green Bay takes what's ours.

And we never grow old.

35 25

Not every song is a celebration.

Here's the other side.

Reaching back to last November, a two-week stretch nobody around here wants framed on the wall.

The Panthers walked into Lambeau and won on the last second field goal.

Then the Eagles came in the very next week and won 10-7.

Two home games, two collapses.

An offense that couldn't finish a drive.

This song is a fan at the end of his rope, screaming at a team with all the talent and none of the execution.

Nothing left to say.

This is Eight Quarters of Hell on Tundra FM.

Two different teams, same nightmare, different schemes Panthers took us down, then Philly came to town 10-0 lead, watch it bleed into the ground Can't move the chains, can't hold the line Wide open routes, but he won't throw it on time Check it down, three and out silver platter shake but here's your shot take what they give but you forgot eight quarters of hell can you hear the funeral bell eight quarters watching talent fail every drive another nail we had it all we threw it away eight quarters nothing left to Take the sack.

20 yards lost, can't get it back.

Flip the ball right to the hands.

Is this the plan? I don't understand.

Offensive line, they can't hold ground.

Every play, he's run around.

Panic mode, eyes going dark.

Can't find the target, missing the mark.

Two minutes left, it's in your hands.

Try to feel like shit plans.

Shit plans.

But you won't.

Execute the basics, do your job.

Instead, we watch this whole thing.

I'm supposed to sit here quiet And I'm supposed to just accept this Eight quarters of hell.

Can you hear the funeral bell? Eight quarters watching talent fail.

Every drive, another nail.

We had it all.

We let it decay.

Eight quarters.

What else can I say? Nothing left.

Nothing left.

Yes, this is our hell.

Here's a song that starts in the right place and keeps going.

It hates the Bears, the team, Chicago.

And that hate is so big, so total, it doesn't stop at the city limits.

It rolls right past the roster and out into the woods.

If they share the name, they share the blame.

Grizzly, black,

polar, guilty, lumbering around, eating honey, sleeping half the year while we're on the throne.

The team earned it first.

The animals just have the wrong name at the wrong time.

All of them.

guilty this is bears suck on tundra fm

yo yo listen up i got news for you

those fuzzy forest dwellers ain't so cute bears suck

yeah i said it

yeah yeah

i said it lumbering around eating all the honey think it's so cool but they ain't funny Hibernating half the year, lazy bums.

Wake up hangry, cause of forest slums.

Bears suck.

Bears suck.

Grizzly, black, or polar, they all suck.

Bears suck.

Bears suck.

In the woods or zoo, they still suck.

That's the show.

We opened in the realm of legend with Hail Sheikra Crew.

Green Voltage brought the German Thunder.

The Night Love outdueled Rogers in Pittsburgh.

Eight Quarters of Hell went the other way.

Two ugly November losses and a fan at the end of his rope.

And Bear Suck took a grudge all the way from Chicago out into the woods.

That's it for me, Brick Lombardi.

You were never alone out there.

Go Pack Go!

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