Couple things:
First of all, are you guys really that dumb to think that the post on the Patriots board was done by the same man who crafted that legendary post one year ago today on this site? Jives, I'm hugely disappointed in you, and the four people who liked his post. I can't believe we've discarded our faith in the Muppet that quickly. As you an I know, as soon as you become a legend, there are going to be imposters. We, as boneyarders, cannot be foolish enough to buy into every plagerist with fingers and a keypad. The post seen on the Patriots message board lacks in creativity, charisma, and testicular fortitude.
Secondly, are my eyes betraying me or did some poster a few scrolls up just doubt the power of the mojo? There is a time and place for science, logic, and rational thinking, but this message board is not it. This poster doesn't just deserve a hanging, he deserves to have his remaining pieces eaten, digested, out, and urinated on.
Kemba Walker and Jim Calhoun are pretty damn good. But must I remind you, as good as these two were, they were only able to muster a 9-9 regular season until the Muppet tapped his beautiful music onto my computer screen. Jim Calhoun, Kemba Walker, and the mojo, however, are nothing short of unbeatatle, unbreakable. McGhee falling down was part Kemba Walker, and part the force of the Muppet bringing him to his knees. Five wins in five days is part endurance, and part the power of the boneyard willing the team onto victory. What about Kyle Fogg's wide open three to send UConn packing? It is my belief that had one poster not been on board, that shot would have fallen. The force of a team, a family, and one Charile Sheen, was just enough to pull that shot slightly to the left.
So the ball is in your court, "Butchy". Get on the mojo train or get run over.
