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FBI Agent Peanut

Tepper's Chest Hair

By Tepper's Chest Hair,
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bandu

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beware there ye KRAFTY squirrels don't be messy & sleazy on the hunt for an easy nut for if you were to fumble to the wrong PLANTERS then indeed you might just sow & reap the ole hokie pokie instead where they lie & the birds don't fly.

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1 hour ago, ChrisSimmsspleen said:

This is how you set an example of how to help improve society.  Perhaps Nike could start an ad campaign using a real hero.  

in this day and age of anti law enforcement?

I’m not in Marketing but Kap was the better fit for buisness for the younger crowd...which is basically Nike’s target.

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This has the makings of buddy cop TV series. The former NFL star, a rookie in his second career, paired with a by the books veteran on the force, solving crimes and kicking butt.  The NFL star would be wearing nice suits and driving a sports car but have no clue as work the judicial system juxtaposed with the grizzled agent paying alimony and child support and not much left over for himself but can solve crimes in the allotted 40 mins each week.  

What do you guys thinks? @PhillyB, want to jump in on this with me?

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