Monday, April 30, 2018

The Manchurian Candidates Draft

https://www.thesportster.com/football/10-nfl-draft-picks-from-2016-who-already-look-like-busts-and-5-from-2017/

http://dddecodings.blogspot.com/2018/04/scriptedfixed-2018-nfl-draft-baker.html?m=1

We finally got a rundown on what’s going on with the TV series 227!  Just in case we needed a reminder that 227 means Pi more than 314 means Pi; it shows up far more frequently.  Lazy, lazy NWO.  This came at a time when I was about to remind them of topics that they should be interested in and haven’t talked about.  I was considering dedicating a post to the 2018 NFL draft, and I was beaten to the punch.  The draft is important.  Now the 13th overall pick is obviously rigged.  So Da Ron is feelin’ da Payne for da draft order.  And the new crop of Manchurian candidates is announced, superhuman pseudo-deities that were to stupid to get with the NWO program of electromagnetic field technology.  They actually have to work for a living.

The drafting of these demagnetized powerhouses leads to some curious problems, overcome by future ignorance of misses and pigeon chess gloating of the hits.  The average NFL career is 3-4 years.  And there are lots and lots of players drafted.  One can never be sure what numbers like the 13th overall pick will be added to the list, but even the NWO seems to follow some semblance of concurring with a professional, non-rigged opinion and the better players are drafted with lower numbers.  Finding that fifth round pick (or walk on) that blossoms into a Pro Bowl player is rare.

The 2017 draft, Kevin King selected 33rd overall.  You might think a superhuman athlete, even though a rookie, with such a lofty gematria number of 33 attached to him would get you a better stat line than 26 tackles, 5 passes defended, 0 interceptions and 0 sacks.  His name sounds important.  KEVIN KING=102, so that’s about the right time for this magnet to polarize for the 102nd season of the NFL.  Dammit.  He’s not a QB.  Odds of Super Bowl MVP (magnetically valuable player) are significantly reduced.

What you’re doing with the Manchurian candidate draft is making a huge set of false predictions.  Here’s a large set of players.  Here’s information gleaned strictly from the sports without gematria sphere of influence.  Let’s get out the magnetic dartboard



and paint the target a couple of years later.

I could bust on any of the failed draft picks in the link.  A bust bust.  Making a joke about a statue of his head a bust bust bust.  But since Saquon Barkley is as much of a slam dunk pick and has been actually earmarked as a Manchurian candidate (by Hubbard) let’s look at Trubisky.  7 tds, 7 ints, And 10 fumbles.  Well he’s a number 2 overall pick and needs a lot of work with magnetic barbells.  Unless....oh that’s right.  He’s playing the role of the loser!  Which means it doesn’t matter if he is super awesome or sucks ass!  He’s a Manchurian candidate BECAUSE I SAID SO! Good thing magnets have ends with opposite charges. There’s always an escape hatch.  Just pray it hasn’t been magnetized shut.

Yes I’ve been repeating the word “magnet” in some form.  Now that the Cavs finished off the Pacers Denim Davis Dumbass Decodes has gloated about his Cavs pick, conveniently forgetting the chronology of his posts.

1). Predict Cavs as finals contender
2). Take down bracket and hint that Pacers might win
3). Reference original post with deleted bracket after Cavs win.

Which means that essentially you picked either the Cavs or Pacers and gloated about victory.  All the while conveniently forgetting that others haven’t made up their minds about whether your spiel about  NFL draft super atheleted or the electromagnetic hoops in the NBA is the right bullshit escape hatch story.  It’s good you’ve learned to waffle, you’re going to need it since you already have OKC and Milwaukee wrong.  The next series for the Cavs is much more troublesome than Indiana.  You’re going to need to pick both teams to be safe.  Which makes predictions kind of pointless.  Like magnetic darts.


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