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dnc
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Recruiting area?dnc said: -
It's a listing of where the best bush is located.
NorCal, Colorado, W. Washington - all bush very Demi Moore-esque.
S. Cal not so much.
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California and Southern California?backthepack said:
Recruiting area?dnc said: -
Two Americasdnc said:
California and Southern California?backthepack said:
Recruiting area?dnc said: -
It’s where he will be recruiting this week.
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California and Southern CaliforniaCokeGreaterThanPepsi said:It’s where he will be recruiting this week.
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I'm hearing he'll be up against Brian Kelly in those living rooms.
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dnc said:
California and Southern CaliforniaCokeGreaterThanPepsi said:It’s where he will be recruiting this week.
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Did Hamdan age 20 years?
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Ty Jones affect.Gladstone said:Did Hamdan age 20 years?
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Thought the same thing, very unflattering photoshop jerbGladstone said:Did Hamdan age 20 years?
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If he's going to Colorado, I hope he's going to visit this kid Aidan Atkinson. He's a '20 QB, I recently watched his hudl and he's amazing. Phenomenal touch and accuracy. According to his 247 page he visited UW in April, I don't remember hearing anything about him though.
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Picture needs more Hadji.dnc said: -
Look at his gray hair. He’s aged. Probably from watching film of Browning.dnc said: -
When Bush first started at UW, he would fit right in with the Indian business and engineering majors who discovered beer and weed during their freshman year - a little pudgy, hair a little too long. Now he looks like those same kids after their parents vow to cut them off and take away the Mercedes if they dont get a job at a good firm.
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So no suicide bombing?
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If He’s willing to change his name to Jack, then sure.gif.Neighbor2972 said:If he's going to Colorado, I hope he's going to visit this kid Aidan Atkinson. He's a '20 QB, I recently watched his hudl and he's amazing. Phenomenal touch and accuracy. According to his 247 page he visited UW in April, I don't remember hearing anything about him though.
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I'd like to see him put even more of an arc on his throws. Would be cool to see the ball come down with icicles on it. Or moon rocks.Neighbor2972 said:If he's going to Colorado, I hope he's going to visit this kid Aidan Atkinson. He's a '20 QB, I recently watched his hudl and he's amazing. Phenomenal touch and accuracy. According to his 247 page he visited UW in April, I don't remember hearing anything about him though.
https://www.hudl.com/video/3/8608944/59c72a0e6e8b9c01a02525c6 -
For some reason our marketing department thinks it’s awesome to make our coaches look decrepit. It’s probably a joke that these fuckhead kids like but I will never get.
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Fuck
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Anyone with the name AIDS is welcome here.Neighbor2972 said:If he's going to Colorado, I hope he's going to visit this kid Aidan Atkinson. He's a '20 QB, I recently watched his hudl and he's amazing. Phenomenal touch and accuracy. According to his 247 page he visited UW in April, I don't remember hearing anything about him though.
https://www.hudl.com/video/3/8608944/59c72a0e6e8b9c01a02525c6 -
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