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Mr. Scot

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The pride in being a Big Ugly is because you get down and dirty in the trenches where things get ugly, not because you were born with a hideously ugly face

If a coach or anyone ever told an OL, man, I love you as a Big Ugly because your face is freaking ugly, I wouldn't be surprised if they got punched in the face

Fortunately, those guys really aren't that hideously ugly in the face. Those "driver's license" pics alway make people look ugly, even when they're not. I was recently reading a nice preseason breakdown of my favorite baseball team by a fellow fan where he ruined it by posting the "driver's license" pics from the team bio page along with his preview of each player. Those "driver's license" pics made those guys look hideously ugly when they aren't. I was like WTF is this guy thinking posting these pics instead of pics of how they look normally (not ugly). I even showed the old friend I was hanging out at the moment and I was like, look at these pics. She was so horrified at how hideous they looked that she was offended and upset I even showed them to her.

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