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What Seahawks Fans Are Saying


Jeremy Igo
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And I can speak from personal experience, having red hair doesn't make you a freak either let alone an athlete.

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if I was a redheaded person, especially a younger one....I would HATE me some dang Southpark.  Talk about a cartoon tormenting and aiding a generation of bullies. 

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I do wonder if the baseball fans on the team are going to be distracted because of the time frame. The second game of the NLCS will be that day and I wonder if some of them will be distracted on the sideline asking for updates on the Cubs vs. Mets/Dodgers game

again with this? we already have the troll spot assigned. Please stop bringing up baseball

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