GW93
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What the hell, Jonesy, was it the judge from My Cousin Vinny? You should have just worn the shirt.
If the judge were a Saints fan, he'd let the contempt slide.
If the judge were a Saints fan, he'd let the contempt slide.
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Nah, offseason is free.
I am surprised though that the judge wouldn't let Jonesy wear a polo shirt under the orange jumpsuit.
The only ramification I can see is we'll only score 45 this week, not 59.
My solution involves a goat.
I'm sorry to point this out, but you just made public your superstition that keeping things private preserves the luck, thus draining the luck from keeping them private. My condolences.i hate talking about mysuperstitions. i like to keep them to myself, because it seems when i let them known to other people, thats when the luck goes away. jus a thought for the rest of u superstitious people like myself
I'm sorry to point this out, but you just made public your superstition that keeping things private preserves the luck, thus draining the luck from keeping them private. My condolences.
When I think about all the things that might include a goat...
I always wear the same lucky shirt to work on Fridays before games. And we've been winning, no doubt in part on account of this lucky shirt. But I was in trial today, so I couldn't wear it (even under my suit since it's a polo shirt). Of course I have it on now, but I don't know if there's enough mojo left in the day. What should I do to make this right?
Hmmm, that's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be. You have it on now I think you said. No worried. I wore my Who Dat pin today and tonight will be the ritual Washing of the Saints Underwear and Saints Socks for my husband for wearing on Sunday. Who says lucky underwear have to be dirty?
I'm sorry to point this out, but you just made public your superstition that keeping things private preserves the luck, thus draining the luck from keeping them private. My condolences.