Happy Friday….the 13th!😈👽💜🌕

Hello.

I said to myself I was going to take the next day or two off from writing and posting, but with today being Friday the 13th and all I said, what the hell.

Astrology-

I just wanted to share some things I found, and few opinions concerning the practice.  I would say it was around 2009 or 2010, when I first started having an interest in Astrology.  I guess it started from reading my horoscope every once in a blue moon, I don’t really know, but suddenly it became a subject I enjoyed researching and reading about.

These periods of research come and go, and I think it’s because they’re really intense and time consuming.  So over the last ten or so years I’ll study, learn a little, let it go, and then get back after it.

There’s a lot of information relating to astrology on the internet, and when you add books, and magazines to the mix, there can be a ton of material to look at, and if you’re the type of person that has a real interest or passion for it, then you know just how distracted from everything else in your life you can become.

What I wanted to share with you was the uniqueness in astrology I found, and this is seriously, what I’ve come to appreciate.

There’s are so many astrologers on the internet.  There are so many people reading tarot cards, and birth charts, and for an aspiring astrologer or someone who wants to do tarot readings for people, it can be intimidating and frustrating.

But, it’s the uniqueness of astrology that ultimately grants you a seat at the table.  I’m not a professional of astrology, and I know there are many many people who know just as much as I do and usually more, but that’s okay.

I’m not trying to become the smartest astrologer. I realized that a vast portion of symbolism and signs are still buried in the subsconscious, and that’s for a very very specific reason.

As much as I research and study astrological material, a lot of it still hasn’t come to the surface yet, for me.

We can all go on the computer and everyone can visit the same websites and read about astrological signs, houses, alignments, and aspects.  This is the basic understanding of what’s out there.  It information that people already discovered and eventually shared.

Over time, the more you live your real day to day life, more of what’s hidden will come to the surface for you, if of course, that’s what you want, and that’s what I look forward to.

Astrology is very personal.  Fun? Kind of, yes, but personal.  I look forward to my personal interpretation of signs and symbols to surface and develop because that’s what separates astrologers.  You give a reading using a system that billions of people can use and have access to, but your interpretation and understanding is completely different.  At that point, astrology has come to life in you.

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College Football Feature Game of the Week

Last week we really thought Texas A&M had what it took to upset the number one team in the country, Clemson, but Clemson didn’t allow that to happen.  We did, however, give you Texas A&M getting 17.5 and they covered.  This week we’ll look at Florida and Kentucky as our “Feature Game of the Week.”


 

This weekend, Saturday evening, September 14th at 7pm, the Florida Gators will play the Kentucky Wildcats.  Kentucky is home.

During the first week of the season Florida won an in-state rivalry game against the Miami Hurricanes 24-20, and the Hurricanes are still seeking their first win.  Last week Florida caught a favorable break in the schedule.  Who’s Tenn-Martin?  I don’t know, but  Florida won 45-0.  Florida is 2-0 and ranked 9th.

The Wildcats are 2-0 this season, averaging 38 points per game on offense.  Their wins were against Toledo and East. Michigan, so this will officially be Kentucky’s first real test.

In my opinion, this game will be close, and as much as want to say Florida will win, I don’t think they will.  I think the Wildcats will show up at home Saturday night, and shock the world with a hard fought home win against the Gators.  After this week Kentucky will be 3-0 and we’ll see them in the Top 25.

Table Seven Feature Game Pick

Kentucky +8

Table Seven Secret Bonus Pick

Hawaii +21.5

 

NCAA College Football Week 3; Table 7 Top 6

Welcome Everyone to week three of the NCAA college football season.  The “Table Seven Top Six” are listed below, and don’t forget to check back later this evening for our analysis and spread pick of our Feature Game Pick of the week.


Pittsburgh 1-1

(13)Penn State 1-1

Last season I really thought Pitt could’ve pulled this game off against PSU, but they didn’t.  They got beat.  Penn State has two big wins this season against Idaho and Buffalo, and by big, I mean scoring.  They haven’t really been tested.

(6)Ohio State 2-0

Indiana 2-0

Both teams are undefeated.  OSU made a statement with their 42-0 win over Cincinnati.  Indiana also won big, 52-0 over Ball State.

(9)Florida 2-0

Kentucky 2-0

Florida opened with that big win against Miami, and last week they shut out Tenn-Martin 45-0.  Kentucky had a 38-24 win over Toledo, and against East. Michigan they won 38-17.

(1)Clemson 2-0

Syracuse 1-1

Last week Clemson silenced critics with a 24-10 win over the Texas A&M Aggies.  Syracuse was officially knocked out of the top 25 after losing by 43 to Maryland.

(12)Texas 1-1

Rice 0-2

Last week, a lot of people thought Texas was going to beat LSU, but that wasn’t the case.  They lost 38-45.  Rice is still looking for their first win.

Hawaii 2-0

(23)Washington 1-1

I always liked Hawaii, and right now they’re rolling with two wins.  Last week they squeaked past Oregon St. 31-28.  Washington lost to California last week by 1 point 19-20.

 

 

Can We Have Our Rights and Privacy Back?

Wednesday, September 11th, 2019.

As you know today is 911, and every year on this day we ask the same questions.

What really happened?

You told us terrorist flew planes into the towers, and not many people doubt that, but you can’t deny the fact that those buildings were also imploded.  An implosion can’t happen the day of, that building would’ve had to have been strapped with dynamite long before the 11th day of September.

Who’s responsible for the implosion?

Did 3,000 Americans die for no reason?

Why did it take so long for us to invade the Middle East?

An attack against the citizens of this country on American soil in the way it happened, was an immediate act of war.  Retaliation should’ve been immediate.

Whatever rights we sacrificed in the name of safety, can we have them back?

Alright Everyone, Have A good Day.

 

Social Media

What’s going on Y’all?

I wanted to take a moment to weigh in on social media.  As you know, I’m the owner of noozbuffet.com, and I also have a Facebook page, and a Twitter account.  I communicate through all three outlets.  I’m not nor do I ever plan on hiding behind my screen.  I’m a writer at heart, but I have a passion for seeking facts, truth, and researching.

I’m here to help, and the best way I can do that is by sharing my personal experiences.  I post my real pictures, and my real name and information because I’m not hiding from anyone, and I’m not doing anything wrong.

Now, if you want to be stupid on Twitter or Facebook and send ignorant comments, pointless insults, and threats behind an account with no picture and a name like G232475648375, well, I’m just going to fucking block you.

In addition, all you really do is fire me up and motivate me to write more.  So in a way, I’d like to thank you before I block you.  Nooz Buffet has been up for just about a year and I have 50,000 words published.  Keep it coming.

Moving forward, you should not even be allowed to have a Twitter account or any other social media account without providing real legitimate information about yourself.  There would without a doubt, be a lot less scumbags and cowards on stage.

Thank you.

Alright Everyone Have A Good Evening

 

 

Feature Follow-Up

Saturday came and went, and we all saw Clemson win 24-10 over the Texas A&M Aggies. I know Texas A&M covered the point spread, but I really thought they had a shot at winning the game and stealing some early season confidence from the Tigers.

There isn’t much to say. Against a team like Clemson, you have to play a perfect game. Kellen Mond, the Texas A&m quarterback turned the ball over twice. He threw an interception late in the game in Clemson territory, and he fumbled ball early on. I’m not putting the loss on his shoulders, but like I said, you can’t turn the ball over and expect to beat the best team in the country.

I didn’t actually watch the game, but I did see the highlights, and I saw enough to know Clemson pretty much dominated the game. The score made it look closer than it was, but Texas A&M scored a touchdown with a few seconds left in the game. In my book, it was a 24-3 game, and defensively, Clemson dominated.

Offensively, Trevor Lawrence, played okay. He had a rushing touchdown, and one passing. Clemson WR Justyn Ross had 7 catches for 94 yards and a touchdown.

College Football Week 2

College football coming up this weekend September 7th.


(5) Ohio State

Cincinnati

Both teams are 1-0, but Cincinnati is one of those teams that play the Buckeyes tough.  They’re not that bad either.😉   Last season they finished 11-2 and ranked 24th in the final AP Poll.

Rutgers 1-0

(20) Iowa 1-0

Both teams coming fresh off a week one win, Rutgers held UMass to three scoreless quarters and won 48-21.  QB Nate Stanley threw for 252 yards and 3 touchdowns for Iowa in their win over Miami (OH)

Army 1-0

(7) Michigan 1-0

Last week Army beat Rice with a fourth quarter touchdown, and Michigan beat Middle Tennessee 40-21.

(6) LSU 1-0

(9) Texas 1-0

Here’s an early treat!!!🔥🤟  Last week LSU beat Georgia Southern by 52.  WR Terrace Marshall Jr. scored 3 touchdowns, and QB joe Burrow threw for 5 total.  Texas beat Louisana Tech 45-14.

Nevada 1-0

(16) Oregon 0-1

Nevada had a big win against Purdue.  Purdue dominated the first half, but the Wolf Pack scored 17 points in the 4th quarter and held the Boiler Makers to zero.  Nevada QB threw touchdown paasses and Toa Taua was quite busy catching and running the ball.

Oregon, well, they had a big loss against Auburn.  A win this week is absolutely necessary for the Ducks if they expect to remain in the Top 25.

Tulane 1-0

(10) Auburn 1-0

Auburn’s big win against Oregon gives them a tremendous wave of momentum coming into week 2.  Tulane beat Florida Intl. 42-14 in their season opener.


Obviously, the week two schedule will be full of amazing games this weekend, so there will be tons of action.  As always we’re extremely excited here at Table Seven and NoozBuffet.com for another football season.  You know, you wake up one morning in late August or early September, and you can smell the freshly cut grass.

The school busses are zooming around town, and late in the afternoons you can hear high school bands practicing, if you live close to a school of course, but the point here is that you know it’s time.  You can feel it, you can hear it, and you can smell it.  It’s football season.

Alright Everyone, Have A Wonderful Evening And A Fabulous Saturday.