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What to do with this Saints Jersey?


smitty_89

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So I was at Fox and Hound last night watching the Taints get their ass handed to them. Apparently every Monday night they have jersey giveaways from the teams playing. So last night, my # came up and I competed with 7 other guys in a FG competition outside and WON!! If Gano gets run over by a bus tomorrow, don't worry guys, I can fill in. 

 

But they only had one jersey last night and that was Mark Ingram. It's a real nice Nike jersey (letters stitched on and stuff). So now I am a proud owner of a Saints jersey. So Huddle, I come to you and seek your advice as to what to do with this jersey. Run it over with my car, burn it in glorious fashion after we beat them Sunday night, feed it to a panther at my local zoo, sell it, etc...What do you think?

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y'know, they're a despicable organization, but i'd consider keeping it.  jerseys are incredibly expensive these days and a nice one like that would be a worthwhile memento, especially when we beat them next week.  you could even find ingram at saints training camp in the summer and make him sign it...as you're in cats gear.

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