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Can someone write me up a nice little summary of the past week


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We signed Vonn Bell, half the Huddle applauded, half complained, of the half that complained, about 20% said it was the worst signing ever, about 25% of those said they were strapping explosives onto themselves and blowing themselves up.

We signed Shy Tuttle, half the Huddle applauded, half complained, of the half that complained, about 20% said it was the worst signing ever, about 25% of those said they were strapping explosives onto themselves and blowing themselves up.

We resigned Brad Bozeman, half the Huddle applauded, half complained, of the half that complained, about 20% said it was the worst signing ever, about 25% of those said they were strapping explosives onto themselves and blowing themselves up.

We signed Andy Dalton, half the Huddle applauded, half complained, of the half that complained, about 40% said it was the worst signing ever, about of those 40% said they were strapping explosives onto themselves and blowing themselves up.

We signed Hayden Hurst, half the Huddle applauded, half complained, of the half that complained, about 20% said it was the worst signing ever, about of those 25% said they were strapping explosives onto themselves and blowing themselves up.

It was reported that four Huddlers strapped explosvies onto themselves and blew themselves up.  Three-fourths of the Huddle applauded, one-fourth complained, of the fourth that complained, about 25% said they were strapping explosives onto themselves and blowing themselves up.

That's it, in a nutshell.

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