The line is Titans by 5 and a half. It's a little less than I thought it would be. Heck, I'm gonna go get my karma/Joss crap I posted on another forum and resurrect it here... with all that b.s. I threw out for that Colts game, some of it is bound to rub off to the tune of 6 points... I'm just sayin'... we DID win...
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OK- I found it, and adjusted accordingly- Forgive me, Lord, for my b.s. tendencies, but I need a win here... we'll discuss it when I head north and pass the St. Peter interview.
My initial plan for calling upon the coaching and playing talent of the Green Bay Packers to secure an easy playoff berth has thus far fallen short of my admittedly lofty goals. In order to help secure a more desirable outcome, I have decided to go to a plan B, utilizing alternative methodologies beginning this week against the number one rated Tennessee Titans. I promise to place in my signature a promise not to complain for one whole day in the event of a win Sunday, plus after careful analysis of both teams positives and negatives regarding the aforementioned talent, I feel it necessary and do hereby employ a couple of force multipliers
I hereby reaffirm my earlier stated promise not to complain, call upon all that is good and holy to see my Green Bay Packers through this gauntlet of opponent talent, and declare LP Field an official Packer Joss House for Sunday, November 2, 2008.
Karma (Sanskrit: krma (helpinfo), krman- "act, action, performance"[1]; Pali: kamma) is the concept of "action" or "deed" in Indian religions understood as that which causes the entire cycle of cause and effect ,originating in ancient India and treated in Hindu, Jain, Sikh and Buddhist philosophies.The philosophical explanation of karma can differ slightly between traditions, but the general concept is basically the same. Through the law of karma, the effects of all deeds actively create past, present, and future experiences, thus making one responsible for one's own life, and the pain and joy it brings to him/her and others. The results or 'fruits' of actions are called karma-phala. In religions that incorporate reincarnation, karma extends through one's present life and all past and future lives as well.
Joss house or Miu (Chinese: ) is a place for worshiping a variety of indigenous Chinese deities, saints and supernatural beings from Taoist, Buddhism, Confucianism, heroes and folklores. Joss house is usually translated as temple, although it was in common use in English in western North America during frontier times, when joss houses were a common feature of places with Chinatowns. Joss houses are distinct from Taoist temples and Buddhist monasteries in that they are established by nearby villagers or fishermen to pray for good luck; only few or none of monks, nuns or priests study religion or stay in joss houses. Joss houses are usually small houses decorated with traditional figures on their roofs although some evolve into significant structures.The name "joss house" describes the environment of worship. Joss sticks, a kind of incense, are burned inside and outside of the house.
I am stuck in Pennsylvania, so if someone that is attending Sundays game could kindly bring a joss stick to the game on my behalf, it would be much appreciated.
Hey, don't laugh.. like I said, it worked last time. :thumbright: :thumbleft:
Yinin' and yangin' our butts to victory since October, 2008, baby.