Karma?

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alwaysvol

alwaysvol

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why do people believe in this? its almost as annoying as fans telling other fans to take one game at a time.

I've seen people say Karma a few hundred times today. It does not exist.
 
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Never mind. My tank is empty. I'm going to bed.
 
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Let me give you the #VFL answer. You want proof karma exists? I present, exhibit a.

@InsideUSC To recap, Lane Kiffin pulled of team bus outside LAX private terminal and fired. Team went back to #USC without him
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The defense rests.
 
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we all know the story of Ray Lewis. look what horrible things have happened to him.
 
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alwaysvol said:
ok, Dooley got a 4 million buy out? then got a great job at Dallas.

my cross.
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You can't cross Kiffin with Dooley. Worlds will implode.

I'm obviously joking. But I am going to bed now and that's no joke. Peace. And good luck with your search through the universe for answers about karma.
 
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Freak said:
You can't cross Kiffin with Dooley. Worlds will implode.

I'm obviously joking. But I am going to bed now and that's no joke. Peace. And good luck with your search through the universe for answers about karma.
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I knew you was. I just seen it so much today, I had to ask why people believe in this.
 
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I don't believe in karma either, but this isn't karma. Acting like a d-bag is an established pattern of behavior for Kiffin, so it's completely logical Kiffin would go somewhere else and have something like this happen to him.
 
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alwaysvol said:
ok this is what I wanted. You believe in Karma?
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I believe the bad things people do will eventually catch up to them. I've seen it before and continue to see it.

Call it karma if you will, but eventually everyone gets that time in their life where they have to answer for past actions.
 
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05_never_again said:
I don't believe in karma either, but this isn't karma. Acting like a d-bag is an established pattern of behavior for Kiffin, so it's completely logical Kiffin would go somewhere else and have something like this happen to him.
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your completely right. why are people calling it Karma?
 
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Grand Vol said:
I believe the bad things people do will eventually catch up to them. I've seen it before and continue to see it.

Call it karma if you will, but eventually everyone gets that time in their life where they have to answer for past actions.
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I've seen plenty of good people have bad things happen to them, and plenty of bad people have nothing happen to them.
 
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I'll give ya another analogy of karma.

If ya plant a field of corn... you will get corn

If ya plant a field of soy beans... you will get soy beans

If ya plant a field of back stabbing... program busting... fan betraying.... well you get Kiffin @Oakland@Tennessee@USC@the unemployment office
 
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alwaysvol said:
why do people believe in this? its almost as annoying as fans telling other fans to take one game at a time.

I've seen people say Karma a few hundred times today. It does not exist.
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I think the phrase became popular in pop culture because of a TV show called "My Name is Earl"
 
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alwaysvol said:
I've seen plenty of good people have bad things happen to them, and plenty of bad people have nothing happen to them.
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Give it time, it catches up eventually.

If you are starting to descend into the metaphysical aspects of what we are calling "karma" I'll need to get another drink and break out a new pack of cigs.
 
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