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In this thread post your panthers mojo, good juju, lucky rituals, and other things that will help us beat the bucs


PhillyB

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I typically switch between my CJ and DW jerseys, and I wear my self-purchased birthday gifts: new hat and sweatpants.  I also tend to upload pregame videos on my Youtube account in which I rant about what I feel to be the keys to a victory,and then wait hours for my pitiful internet to upload it.  We're 1-2 if I watch the game at home on a stream and 2-1 if I watch it at the bar.  Guess where I'm going Thursday....

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I have not mentioned this previously but...

 

 

I wore my old stand by Panthers shirt for the AZ loss.   :(

 

 

So last Sunday I wore purple and we won.  This Sunday I wore dark blue and we won.

 

I will be wearing red Thursday.  

 

 

Whatever works.

 

 

 

FYI Philly, the hair bow is the key to that ensemble.

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This season, I switched from beer to rum cocktails (trying to keep the belly down to a minimum)

 

When I mixed with Dr. Pepper while wearing my Jordan Gross signed hat back from when we has just drafted and hadnt even started a game yet, we are 0-3 on the season.

 

When I mix with Sprite, while wearing the cheaply made Panthers pullover that was actually made wrong and the back is MUCH longer wit the front..we are 3-0 on the season.

 

Note: Props to Korea...its pretty darn nice to buy a bottle of 4.00 rum that isnt half bad. One thing I sure dont miss about NC is the alcohol tax~

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