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How many of you are Redskins fans, too?

Jase

By Jase,
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My dad was (and still is) a 'skins fan... that's all he ever watched since he was born and raised here in eastern NC. I watched the games with him growing up and generally pulled for them... but once I became a Panthers fan around 1999 (when I went to my first game in Charlotte), I never looked back. I don't care much for them now... but I like them better than Dallas.

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Became a Redskins fan along long time ago. At that time Reggie Jackson(no.44) was my hero and baseball was the only sport i watched/played. So when i started watching football the Redskins were always on TV and another no.44 caught my eye. I've been hooked ever since, thru the good times and sadly the bad times. I cried when the Raiders kicked their asses in the Superbowl. I got into a huge fist fight on school grounds with a Cowboys fan who ripped my Redskins jacket. I nearly killed the guy by giving him a DDT on the pavement. I've killed move TVs by throwing things than i care to remember due to boneheads like Norv Turner, Heath Shuler, Jim freakin Zorn, and pretty much every season since 1992. Am i a Redskins fan for life?? Hell yeah i am!

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Became a Redskins fan along long time ago. At that time Reggie Jackson(no.44) was my hero and baseball was the only sport i watched/played. So when i started watching football the Redskins were always on TV and another no.44 caught my eye. I've been hooked ever since, thru the good times and sadly the bad times. I cried when the Raiders kicked their asses in the Superbowl. I got into a huge fist fight on school grounds with a Cowboys fan who ripped my Redskins jacket. I nearly killed the guy by giving him a DDT on the pavement. I've killed move TVs by throwing things than i care to remember due to boneheads like Norv Turner, Heath Shuler, Jim freakin Zorn, and pretty much every season since 1992. Am i a Redskins fan for life?? Hell yeah i am!

ya im not surprised.

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