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Is Teddy competitive enough?

JABANOG

By JABANOG,
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7 hours ago, jfra78 said:

When my daughters were in elementary school there was a major outbreak of lice in CMS.  They are the most frustrating things to get rid of.

Big lament for parents, I know. Do everything you can to keep stuff from happening to your kids but it can be all for nothing if somebody else's parents don't.

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22 hours ago, Sgt Schultz said:

Actually, Montana and the 49ers were not driving.  They had just received a kickoff and, due to a penalty, we on their own 8 yard line.  They had put up a total of 13 points in 3 quarters plus 10+ minutes.  While nothing bad had JUST happened, nothing particularly good had happened up to that point, either.  Nor was there any reason to believe it would...except he had the confidence that it would.  Certainly nothing for most of us to note John Candy was in the stands. 

Dismiss it as you will.  This board is good at that.

 

If Montanta just threw a pick or went 3/4 and out and smiled I would slam him as well and question his competitiveness. 

 

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