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Charlotte residents who are Falcon fans....

Zod

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Guest Irv

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They are mentally ill but this type of mental illness is taught because your not born being a falcons fan such as your not borning being racist of a ghey. the parents of these falcons fans in charlotte need to be held accountable for allowing there kids to contract this illness. Becoming a falcons fan is basically the equivalent of catching an std.

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They are mentally ill but this type of mental illness is taught because your not born being a falcons fan such as your not borning being racist of a ghey. the parents of these falcons fans in charlotte need to be held accountable for allowing there kids to contract this illness. Becoming a falcons fan is basically the equivalent of catching an std.

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I'm not in the business of swaying people from their teams. I'm in the business of supporting my own team through thick and think for life!

Whether I live in Charlotte or the North Pole, it makes no difference. You shouldn't care about ATL fans, you should concentrate on getting this fan base here on the huddle in check.

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i just saw this response to someone complaining about the julio trade over on that falcons message board.

you people kill me...We are already a young team, so why waste picks to get even younger???. TD did the right thing.. we needed an explosive player, and someone who will take over for roddy in years come, so it was not a bad move.
are their fans mentally ill or stupid? yes.
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