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I Am Playing Cam Newton In Madden Right Now!

IplayedCam#1317

By IplayedCam#1317,
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chef17 Apprentice

chef17

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I was seating here wacthing the Thunder game and I get a call from the area Code 704. I stumbled and say "Hel...Hello" He said is the Donte," I said yes I reoconized his voice then and now. And he said well get you're ass on that PS3 and come to BooGieVille.!!! OMG I am so lucky. Im now currently talking to him on mic on the xbox he pick the Panthers, im going with the Packers.

Am I the only one to notice this?

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I believe the OP. it's funny that everybody here hates on this guy. Good for you bro. I expect a full breakdown of what you taked about and how the game went.

I don't need proof, just one LONG ASS post describing what it was like. I won't hate or say tl;dr

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