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How Hogan Fits in with the Panthers..

SnarkAttack

By SnarkAttack,
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*You're, *grammatical

and I'm not your friend.

alright professor i will make sure to have my posts peer edited before i hand them into you. cannot sneak one past MrTouchdown. by the way PHD isn't there suppose to be a period after mr? me and you are going to become great pals before it is all said and done.

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alright professor i will make sure to have my posts peer edited before i hand them into you. cannot sneak one past MrTouchdown. by the way PHD isn't there suppose to be a period after mr? me and you are going to become great pals before it is all said and done.

*I, *supposed, *You and I

I'm simply trying to assess the competency level of our conversation. I'm afraid I may have to get my 14 year old cousin to respond to the remainder of your posts so you can have a clearer understanding.

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