Yay, John! Now all you have to do is predict what's gonna happen to Girish and
Knox...
On Monday, February 3, 2014 1:15 PM, "jr_...@yahoo.com"
wrote:
Share,
I predicted that the Seahawks would win based on the signs (called omens or
nimittas) of Shiva in Seattle and in the players of
Share,
I predicted that the Seahawks would win based on the signs (called omens or
nimittas) of Shiva in Seattle and in the players of the team. It was not based
on a jyotish chart. It was basically based on bhong and dreadlocks. And it
worked!
I think a lot of people predicted that it would be a close game. Whoops! I bet
the bookmakers are raking in the moola!
On , Share Long wrote:
John, did you predict the winner? I think you did. With caveat about Peyton who
seemed to have had a really bad day. Wonder what his chart looked l
John, did you predict the winner? I think you did. With caveat about Peyton who
seemed to have had a really bad day. Wonder what his chart looked like.
PS to everyone: jyotish is not exclusively a TMO pursuit. A post this morning
by someone intimated that.
On Sunday, February 2, 2014 4:06 P
Share,
Football appears to have gotten complicated and scientific. But in truth it's
still a very brutal sport. When big guys collide against each other, there
will be injuries. It's a game of attrition, just like in war.
One correction, I thought the Super Bowl was not available for cable
cutters but Fox is streaming it on their web site.
On 02/02/2014 12:01 PM, Bhairitu wrote:
One of my old Seahawk friends, Steve Raible, was sidelined due to
injuries and it launched a new career for him as he first became a
One of my old Seahawk friends, Steve Raible, was sidelined due to
injuries and it launched a new career for him as he first became a
sports announcer, then TV sports reporter and then a news anchor. He's
also a musician and plays drums. The first night he was in Seattle my
brother brought him
noozguru and John, it's just that football got so scientific or mechanized or
something. It's all stats and strategies and doesn't look like any fun anymore.
If all that *progress* decreased the number of injuries, that would be great.
But I'm not sure that it has.
On Saturday, February 1,
Jr_esq sez:
"The SuperBowl has become an annual ritual for the American culture,
which is comparable to a religious revival."
Which shows you how low this country has sunk. It's a wonder we haven't
been mandated to watch it. Years ago it was one of my favorite days to
catch a movie but last
Bhairitu,
The SuperBowl has become an annual ritual for the American culture, which is
comparable to a religious revival. But this year, a new factor has been
introduced to the equation, which makes it more like the Kumbha Mela of India.
Specifically, the two cities representing the contes
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