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Zod

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Scrumtrilescent Rookie

Scrumtrilescent

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And who would've ever thought I would be in the (hold on let me grab a calculator).......the other 54.3%
You still owe me 517 dollars.

214 for bail money

137 to pay off that gang banger who followed us around that one night

113 for the sun glasses you tried to light on fire

53 for the gas, tarp, and duct tape for the thai hooker we "lost"

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mr beauxjangles Newbie

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April 17, 2010 - NBA playoffs start, featuring the Charlotte Bobcats as the 7th seed. The Bobcats forum is promptly renamed "Charlotte Bobcasts - Playoffs!!!"

April 26, 2010 - The Bobcats get swept by the Magic.

April 16, 2011 - The 2011 NBA playoffs start and the Charlotte Bobcats are nowhere to be found.

November 4, 2011 - The forum is still named "Charlotte Bobcats - Playoffs!!!"

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I remember going to the draft party one year at picaso's. I think Zod told me about how the panthers had jake on a short string and wrinkle might have his chance soon....and I remember someone was throwing chicken wings at some other fans, miss the locker room and panther huddle name

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Spring 2004, after a quick search, a diehard Panthers fan with manic fandom moodswings joins Panthers Huddle and it was changed forever (would later become Carolina Huddle thanks to the NFL).

Summer 2004, manic fan engages in heated legendary battle with Falcons troll named "The Central Scrutinizer." Manic fan wins, huddle sends naked women and stetson cologne as gifts.

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April 17, 2010 - NBA playoffs start, featuring the Charlotte Bobcats as the 7th seed. The Bobcats forum is promptly renamed "Charlotte Bobcasts - Playoffs!!!"

April 26, 2010 - The Bobcats get swept by the Magic.

April 16, 2011 - The 2011 NBA playoffs start and the Charlotte Bobcats are nowhere to be found.

November 4, 2011 - The forum is still named "Charlotte Bobcats - Playoffs!!!"

fixxed.
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April, 2008 - Panthro drunkenly accuses me of sip stealing his beer.

April, 2009 - Panthro drunkenly accuses me of sip stealing his beer.

You forgot April, 2006, possibly 2007 too. :cool:

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