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I'm sure you don't. They probably all feel the same to you. 

 

Have a fun season with those WR's of yours.

I am truly sorry you have no clue about family values. Maybe some day you will learn who your daddy is. Then you may learn that family is a blessing, but, sadly, you may never know the love they bring.

We grow closer as a family watching our Panther team win games. Sadly, another aspect you miss out on.

At least our WRs have a QB that can get them the ball.

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It's a good thing we have Cannons in the Stadium for you 12 year old girls.

When Cam Newton get's airlifted off the field by the medivac helicopter, we will have Captian Fear fire one shot off so it will remind you guys of the Hunger Games.

Captain Fear? And here I thought Sir Purr was a bad mascot name.

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Sorry, I don't think your "backwoods ways" is what I'd call family values. Though, I am glad to see you country folk get cable up there.

Ya, we get cable. That's how I heard about the nastiness that is the suks house. Sad when your players have to go across the street to the Howard Johnson's to take a shower.

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