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mikey888

By mikey888,
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MHS831 Grand Master

MHS831

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Just don't post like me. I constantly think I am breaking news to the huddle based off misinformation or the topic has been discussed at length and I missed it. I have been here for 2 years, and have yet to produce a good thread.

THat is because you do not spend all day on this board in your basement while screaming upstairs to your mom for meatloaf.

I can say, however, that when I want to know what is going on, these basement mama's boys deliver the fastest rumors and breaking stories. We need them.

To post here, you have to read all of the posts over the past week and find a new topic. Considering the topics are all based on the Panthers, this is challenging.

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MHS831

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BTW, Mikey and Munnerlyn, I am a Gamecock fan too. I was born in Columbia when my father was playing for the Gamecocks. He caught 35 passes his sophomore season before blowing out his knee and learning that child #2 was on the way. (I was the oldest) However, he took me to USC games all the time. I ended up at WCU, and our first game was vs. Clemson. We were beating them at the half, but lost by 11. It was the year after they won the National Championship (I am old). I wanted that W sooooo bad.

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Lmao....hate them. Cinnamon toast crunch...love them

Thanks to all who welcome me. The rest make me feel like i'm home.

We will find out who's the real Carolina in august.

The outcome of an August football game between North and South Carolina will hardly determine that. However my wife and I along with my Tar Heel brethren will be in Columbia for that contest.

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Welcome. But if it is a safe haven from trolls that you seek, you are in the wrong place lol.

THat is because you do not spend all day on this board in your basement while screaming upstairs to your mom for meatloaf.

MA, THE MEATLOAF!!!

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