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Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet !!!!!


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Patience is the ability and willingness to wait a long time or to carry out a task that takes a long time, especially one that is by itself not heavy, but boring. It also means not easily getting angry or not showing anger in situations of human communication where the other is unreasonable. It is commonly referred to as a virtue, though it is not one of the traditional theological or cardinal virtues. GO PANTHERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Patience is what most of the people here lack. Myself included sometimes.

But when this show getsta' rollin... Patience will no longer be needed!

Our days are just around the corner, and when we hit that corner, the Huddle will be at the top, along with all the Huddlers riding the train to our First SB win!

It's coming. Ride this short train of frustration, and it won't be long til we're reaping the fruits of all our current misery!

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