Sunday, December 11, 2005

We're on a mission from God!


So in the spirit of the Christmas season, allow me to introduce you to the Father, the Son and the Holy SCHNIKIES Batman...we're 11-2!
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6 comments:

  1. ADP12/11/2005 07:48:00 PM

    Might sound weird, but I honestly do feel God is helping this team...

    There is absolutely no way this stuff could just happen, I mean, all those problems this team had to go through, they are running over...

    If some of you are not religious, thats fine, just saying...don't want to get into a religion argument or whatever...

    I make sure I thank him every time my team wins, just to show some appreciation...

    Somethings happening the air...
    What it is...

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  2. Anonymous12/11/2005 08:05:00 PM

    That's not so far fetched ADP, although I do think that God's got bigger problems on his hands than determining the Superbowl winner.

    However, boiled down to their bar essence, the basis of all religions is the Golden rule: "do unto others as you would have them do unto you".

    In a word, that could be described as Character.

    And we all know what our President/GM's #1 recruiting requirement is.

    So, call it whatever you want, but men of character generally get what they deserve, and this year's Seahawks team seems to be cashing in on it!  

    Posted by alba

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  3. Anonymous12/11/2005 08:43:00 PM

    good point, and I realize that...

    very interesting topic, one i have thought about several times, but didn't have the wheelbarrow to bring my cajones to do so...

     

    Posted by adp

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  4. Anonymous12/12/2005 06:18:00 AM

    Here's the same picture taken moments before, that I like to call "Someone Get a Wheelbarrow for this man's Cajones!"  

    Posted by alba

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  5. Anonymous12/12/2005 09:52:00 AM

    I've believe that the day Whittest got booted out of the org, was the smartest move the team ever made. That guy was a cancer. He leaves the sonics and a they quickly go to the finals. He joins the Blazers and he runs them into the ground. He "focus" on the Hawks and despite all their talent, front office politics pollutes the team. They can him and the team is 2 wins away from securing home field. 

    Posted by bokonon

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  6. Anonymous12/12/2005 10:24:00 AM

    Ahhh, all that has nothing to do with Whitless...it's all "luck" and "soft schedules"!!!

    (and it's good to see the job the other erstwhile Seattle execs are doing in SF and GB!!) 

    Posted by alba

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