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HurricaneWarriors
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Originally posted by Mercaptopropyl
River Rivers is the most famous WR for good reason.
he'd be #7 on HHW...
River Rivers is the most famous WR for good reason.
he'd be #7 on HHW...
coachviking
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Originally posted by HurricaneWarriors
Originally posted by Mercaptopropyl
River Rivers is the most famous WR for good reason.
he'd be #7 on HHW...
We might be able to fit him on KOS in Monmouth, MIGHT.
Originally posted by Mercaptopropyl
River Rivers is the most famous WR for good reason.
he'd be #7 on HHW...
We might be able to fit him on KOS in Monmouth, MIGHT.
killwhitneydead
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Originally posted by drazz00
Its 'corps' dumbass.
Like Marine Corps.
Not apple core.
bahaha
pwnd.
Its 'corps' dumbass.
Like Marine Corps.
Not apple core.
bahaha
pwnd.
Last edited Jan 6, 2009 10:29:24
mavsman
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Originally posted by drazz00
Its 'corps' dumbass.
Like Marine Corps.
Not apple core.
Actually I called them a "core" because they are the vital organs of our team, while the rest of the team parts are limbs attached to the WR core.
You might want to take some time to think about the true meaning of my posts before thinking. Some have compared my posts to Shakespeare in the past. Maybe you haven't read Shakespeare in your 6th grade class yet. Maybe next semester.
Its 'corps' dumbass.
Like Marine Corps.
Not apple core.
Actually I called them a "core" because they are the vital organs of our team, while the rest of the team parts are limbs attached to the WR core.
You might want to take some time to think about the true meaning of my posts before thinking. Some have compared my posts to Shakespeare in the past. Maybe you haven't read Shakespeare in your 6th grade class yet. Maybe next semester.
jfbueno
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Originally posted by mavsman
Originally posted by drazz00
Its 'corps' dumbass.
Like Marine Corps.
Not apple core.
Actually I called them a "core" because they are the vital organs of our team, while the rest of the team parts are limbs attached to the WR core.
You might want to take some time to think about the true meaning of my posts before thinking. Some have compared my posts to Shakespeare in the past. Maybe you haven't read Shakespeare in your 6th grade class yet. Maybe next semester.
Well then you would have the only WR "core" seeing as no successful team branches off of their WRs.
Originally posted by drazz00
Its 'corps' dumbass.
Like Marine Corps.
Not apple core.
Actually I called them a "core" because they are the vital organs of our team, while the rest of the team parts are limbs attached to the WR core.
You might want to take some time to think about the true meaning of my posts before thinking. Some have compared my posts to Shakespeare in the past. Maybe you haven't read Shakespeare in your 6th grade class yet. Maybe next semester.
Well then you would have the only WR "core" seeing as no successful team branches off of their WRs.
cwrujosh
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Originally posted by mavsman
Originally posted by drazz00
Its 'corps' dumbass.
Like Marine Corps.
Not apple core.
Actually I called them a "core" because they are the vital organs of our team, while the rest of the team parts are limbs attached to the WR core.
You might want to take some time to think about the true meaning of my posts before thinking. Some have compared my posts to Shakespeare in the past. Maybe you haven't read Shakespeare in your 6th grade class yet. Maybe next semester.
Shakespeare in the past? You mean before he learned how to write? In that case I agree.
Originally posted by drazz00
Its 'corps' dumbass.
Like Marine Corps.
Not apple core.
Actually I called them a "core" because they are the vital organs of our team, while the rest of the team parts are limbs attached to the WR core.
You might want to take some time to think about the true meaning of my posts before thinking. Some have compared my posts to Shakespeare in the past. Maybe you haven't read Shakespeare in your 6th grade class yet. Maybe next semester.
Shakespeare in the past? You mean before he learned how to write? In that case I agree.
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