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Wake +9
Charlotte Pk
Wake +9
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bullshit. take the opposite. i am on all 3!its easy to grin when your ship comes in... -
i"m on the 1st 2 alreadyComment
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damn i got wake plus 7 1/2 gl blake and thanks buddyrjeremy for my accounts manager/i love how he keeps numbersComment
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I lOOOOOOOOVE Wake
Was gonna reverse them with UCLAGood Luck to everyone
Adam
Richie: [after Gus hits a homerun] Wow and he did it without steroids.
Clark: What's steroids?
Richie: Something that makes your pee-pee smaller.
Clark: There must be steroids in macaroni!Comment
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West Va
I am concerned about the childbirth situation. GLEverybody dies, but not everyone lives.Comment
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who isntOriginally posted by BigTicketComment
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Originally posted by linemover
UCLA players, students, and staff
Everybody dies, but not everyone lives.Comment
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Ride em hard. love that WV pick
"The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice.Comment
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thanks-always appreciate your insightOriginally posted by SpearitComment
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GL to us.
Thanks Blake!I don't play with real money only Fazools.Comment
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yes sirOriginally posted by jcoor3Comment
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What is this about? Thanks.Originally posted by BigTicket
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u dont know about the child birth... how could u not??????:christmasOriginally posted by SFLINSJComment
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From another source:Originally posted by SFLINSJ
"Everyone is expecting big things from West Virginia when they head west for a showdown with UCLA, but no one is expecting more than Kevin Pittsnogle.
The WVU center and his wife are expecting their first baby any day now and coach John Beilein has already cleared with the NCAA that the school will fly Pittsnogle home to be with his wife if she goes into labor.
That means the Mountaineers may or may not be without their leading scorer and rebounder for one of their toughest contests of the season. Even if he is able to play, the stress and anticipation of the situation is a distraction to Pittsnogle and his teammates as they prepare for UCLA.
“I hope Kevin is distracted because this is a pretty big event,” Beilein said. “It should be a distraction.” The coach also admitted he hadn’t come up with a contingency plan if Pittsnogle, who averages more than 20 points per game, has to leave." Covers
I'm sure it won't affect his game in a negative wayEverybody dies, but not everyone lives.Comment
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