deadspin.com - 11/23/2007
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After the Lions' loss to the Packers yesterday, reporters asked Detroit quarterback Jon Kitna what he was thankful for. As everybody now knows, Kitna wears his Christianity on his sleeve. And we really have no problem with that.
But we can't help but question the motivation for all that faith, after we read what Kitna said he's thankful for .
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Jon Kitna Thankful He's Not Going to Hell
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Filed under: Lions, Detroit Lions quarterback Jon Kitna had this to say on Thanksgiving when a reporter asked him what he's most thankful for: "That I don't have to go to hell." Kitna seems to be equally confident of two things: That he's bound for heaven, and that the Lions are going to win 10 games this year. My prediction is that he's wrong on both counts. From The World of Isaac via Deadspin.Permalink | Email this | Comments
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