For anyone living in Chicago

[thenexus1_1991]

I find it an amazing coincidence that the year we start reversing the Yom Kippur "Goat Curse" is the same year Chicago's "Goat Curse" is lifted. Also interesting, the Cubs' drought lasted exactly 108 years, there are 108 stitches on the regulation baseball (Which was designed by the Cubs' first manager AG Spalding, who had his office on 108 W. Madison), and the corners of Wrigley Field are 108 meters from home plate. Everyone says the world will end if the Cubs ever win the World Series, and that's what we're trying to do - End the world of the Kali Yuga and bring humanity into the next Age. I can't help but think last night was a good sign for that.

 

[Anonymous]

The hell?

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I find it an amazing coincidence that the year we start reversing the Yom Kippur "Goat Curse" is the same year Chicago's "Goat Curse" is lifted. Also interesting, the Cubs' drought lasted exactly 108 years, there are 108 stitches on the regulation baseball (Which was designed by the Cubs' first manager AG Spalding, who had his office on 108 W. Madison), and the corners of Wrigley Field are 108 meters from home plate. Everyone says the world will end if the Cubs ever win the World Series, and that's what we're trying to do - End the world of the Kali Yuga and bring humanity into the next Age. I can't help but think last night was a good sign for that.