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Vick is an Eagle

fitngoblr

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And why is that?

Personal preference, don't take it to heart. I quit it after the 06 season, I won over $600 in my two leagues. I just hated saying something like this... I hope Turner gets 150 yards and 3 td's but hope Atl loses, or I hope (insert player name) does well against the Panthers but we win anyway. It made me feel lesser of a man, I am more happy without it, other than the small amount of competitiveness I get out of it against other people. Plus stats are for nerds...or Saints fans.

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Personal preference, don't take it to heart. I quit it after the 06 season, I won over $600 in my two leagues. I just hated saying something like this... I hope Turner gets 150 yards and 3 td's but hope Atl loses, or I hope (insert player name) does well against the Panthers but we win anyway. It made me feel lesser of a man, I am more happy without it, other than the small amount of competitiveness I get out of it against other people. Plus stats are for nerds...or Saints fans.

I actually picked up jackson because he was a Cal guy, and that's my NCAA team. And when it comes to FF, I am the ultimate Panthers homer so I don't have to deal with that kind of thing. I know what you are talking about though, because I sat Antonio Bryant last year in that one game against us just because I can not root for the fuginqueers for ANY reason, and then the SOB torched us. Pisses me off.

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