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mr beauxjangles Newbie

mr beauxjangles

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We HAVE to do something to honor/tribute for electro as only the huddle can.

I don't know how or what but something.

Huddle flag football game, with honorary pre-game tailgate.

I live in Atlanta and travel so much for work that I don't know if I'd be able to make it, but based on what everyone has said about him, I think a group of friends cooking, eating, and playing football would be just about the best way to honor him and his contributions to the Huddle community.

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Huddle flag football game, with honorary pre-game tailgate.

I live in Atlanta and travel so much for work that I don't know if I'd be able to make it, but based on what everyone has said about him, I think a group of friends cooking, eating, and playing football would be just about the best way to honor him and his contributions to the Huddle community.

This will be hard to beat. Awesome

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given whats done, people want to honor it????? im out.

"whats done" ????

Fuc a horse- the man isnt living any longer.

A lot of us lost a great friend, and someone that will never be replaced. That outweighs any loss of life for horses that he cared for and loved dearly.

I know at this point is his body will be at Crumpler Honeycutt Funeral Home in Clinton, NC

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