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Crow Eating Panthers vs Saints

phereinheight@mac.com

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phereinheight@mac.com Newbie

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Say Saint J's proposal, seemed ok, but I was thinking of starting a tradition that could last for years to come.

rules:

1. There will always be a "Crow Eating Panthers VS Saints" posted after the game in Saintreport.com and in carolinahuddle.com.

2. The losing team must post a picture of themselves or family in the opposing teams jersey with a sign that says something nice about the opposing team.

that will hurt, allot.

good idea or stupid guys ?

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panthers55 Grand Master

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Most of us don't post on saintreport given they ban opposing fans whenever they don't slob all over the saints. Doesn't matter that opposing fans get bombed with insults all day by homers, if you retaliate or give it back, you get banned for life.

That site is the worst board in the NFC South and that is saying something.

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raleigh-panther Grand Master

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The nice thing, win or lose, will be the vanishing of Saints fans from this board.

If the Panthers win, we won't see or hear from them again until Jan 3rd.

If the Saints win, they'll move to the next board to talk about a 8-0 record that means nothing if there aren't playoff victories or a Superbowl win.

Ask the Patriots about their one loss season and see if it means anything to them.

I applaud the Saints for once, or is it twice, in 40 years achieving a 7-0 record; but, enough.

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Most of us don't post on saintreport given they ban opposing fans whenever they don't slob all over the saints. Doesn't matter that opposing fans get bombed with insults all day by homers, if you retaliate or give it back, you get banned for life.

That site is the worst board in the NFC South and that is saying something.

The Falcons board is pretty bad, much like a board for middle schoolers. Tampa's official board isn't bad, never has been really. Overall they are the team I dislike the least.

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