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Win a framed and autographed print of "Luke in the Rain"

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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Anyone making alt accounts to enter this contest will be removed from eligibility. Also, I will use your registration e-mail to find your Facebook account, which I will use to find your address, which I will use to subscribe you to seven different cat enthusiast magazines.

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Anyone making alt accounts to enter this contest will be removed from eligibility. Also, I will use your registration e-mail to find your Facebook account, which I will use to find your address, which I will use to subscribe you to seven different cat enthusiast magazines.

Make sure you include Catster. It's my favorite.

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When we drafted Luke, I raged like an imbecile. "WHY!? WE HAVE JON BEASON!! STUPID PICK!"

Now I can't imagine this team without him. He and Cam are the heart and soul of this team for years to come.

 

@yshah2187

I still remember people being mad about the Luke pick. I totally agree- now, it's hard to imagine this team without him. Very few players can make it onto the favorite list that fast!!! 

So happy we finally have him back, I was worried about his brains. 

@ncsujen 

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Also I'm not sure what the issue is but my mom wants to enter & can't find the comment button.. she lives hours from me so I can't help her. Anyway, she does have an account on here & her Twitter handle is @shirleyinscoe & she follows you. 

And she loves Luke and has met him more times than I have, which is totally unfair, but I still love her so please count this as her entry. 

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