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Panthers Social Team is having too much fun

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3 hours ago, Proudiddy said:

They've been released from the evil, controlling, crushing, manipulating clutches of all-time great con-artist extraordinaire, Fatt Fhule. Who can blame them?

Hadn't thought of that, but yeah.

Mentioned elsewhere the Panthers were the only team in the league that didn't put out a media guide last year. This could have factored into that.

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5 hours ago, PantherFanInPhilly said:

Flats are way easier/faster to eat than drums. Sounds like operator error.

SOOOOO much easier to eat

Particularly for someone like me, with a couple fake front teeth thanks to sports incidents as a kid.  Have a fake tooth on the top and bottom in the front, so always been very cautious about eating things off the bone out of fear of breaking them.

So flats are by far the way I prefer to go with wings, easy to just break them apart and minimize/remove the risk of biting into the bone for me haha

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