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Friday practice tweets: Cam throwing again/CJ wants to come back


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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Sideline heaters...

Bud Grant says "ha".

I loved when the Vikings  honored him while they were playing outdoors due to building the new stadium, he went out there in a shirt with no jacket and it was friggin cold that day. For those who were fans when he coached it was so apropos.

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17 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

I loved when the Vikings  honored him while they were playing outdoors due to building the new stadium, he went out there in a shirt with no jacket and it was friggin cold that day. For those who were fans when he coached it was so apropos.

I'm from West Virginia and lived for a few years in Ohio. My wife grew up South Carolina and lived in Georgia for a while.

I can be outside in short sleeves while she's bundled up and still cold.

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5 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I'm from West Virginia and lived for a few years in Ohio. My wife grew up South Carolina and lived in Georgia for a while.

I can be outside in short sleeves while she's bundled up and still cold.

Same thing here. Grew up in PA while wife is from NC. She is bundled up and always cold like right now. LOL. Sitting right next to the fireplace 

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22 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I'm from West Virginia and lived for a few years in Ohio. My wife grew up South Carolina and lived in Georgia for a while.

I can be outside in short sleeves while she's bundled up and still cold.

I grew up in NC, but spent a significant portion of my teenage years on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Anything under 45 degrees and I'm complaining lol. 

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4 minutes ago, Kakarot said:

I grew up in NC, but spent a significant portion of my teenage years on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Anything under 45 degrees and I'm complaining lol. 

The wife is in a jacket if the temperature drops below 65 (not exaggerating).

I'm still in short sleeves and comfortable at sub 38.

She thinks I'm crazy.

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