Conundrum for the Superstitious

[thumper_76]

Re: Conundrum for the Superstitious

This is correct. It is an indisputable fact that the college football deities are a bipolar bunch whose mood can swing on a whim. Any offerings/sacrifices made could never be hoped to satisfy them longer than a week's span.

Technically, they are also blue, so you got yourself covered there IMO.

However, if you don't start the game thread with #chuckthepigskin we will be in dire straits.


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[Kemo]

Re: Conundrum for the Superstitious

adopt a cat and name him Bob? appease the animal gods which are probably friends with the football gods. That has to earn good ju-ju.

I think I've come up with something better:

This week, I'll re-watch episode 9 of season 3 of Game of Thrones [spoiler alert] where the Red Wedding takes place in which Rob (Bob) and Catelyn (Cat) Stark meet a brutal demise. This is bound to "rain" bad ju-ju down upon the feral kittens of Big Sky country.

[Evolution Prime]

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I will, however, make sure I still wear my lucky shirt and socks as well as start the GDT with the hashtag "ChuckthePigskin" just to be safe.

I happen to be retiring my SDSU football jersey for all Bison games. I have worn it for every Bison game since I bought it 4 years ago. There was only one time I did not wear it. I think you can guess which game that was.

[goon]

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Last year dad didn't wear his SDSU game day hat for cal poly, he wore a different one. Needless to say he felt horrible about it.

[filbert]

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Eating a bison anything doesn't offset the bad ju-ju. We aren't playing the bizzun. It has to be something Montana State related.

Bobcat tastes horrible.

So I've heard.