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Panthers Interested In Eric Decker and Hakeem Nicks

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NFLFangirl19 Newbie

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I am not one to be a grammer cop.

However, as the above post illustrates, it is becoming more and more difficult to even determine what half of you are saying. Please take a little time when you post to use at least decent sentence structure and grammer. Remember that others are actually trying to read and understand what you are saying.

lol at you thinking i give a damn about what u can & cannot understand. That wasn't even for you & I'm not changing anything. In other words fug off...hope u can understand THAT.
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MadHatter Rookie

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lol at you thinking i give a damn about what u can & cannot understand. That wasn't even for you & I'm not changing anything. In other words fug off...hope u can understand THAT.

 

So, you like sounding like an illiterate and uneducated idiot....fine with me.

 

And lastly.  Take a few Midol. 

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Alright! Not only is Steve above evaluation now......he should also be the general manager?

Yeah, people need to get a grip

 

Not saying that, it just we have a weak recieving corp, losing smith would not help the cause. We need someone as good as him and another good reciever. Its obvious he will have to take less money or be gone. But if he gets gone and we only replace him, we are no better off. If ginn could have been depended on for the long ball, they would have been a great tandem pair of recievers.  

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Not saying that, it just we have a weak recieving corp, losing smith would not help the cause. We need someone as good as him and another good reciever. Its obvious he will have to take less money or be gone. But if he gets gone and we only replace him, we are no better off. If ginn could have been depended on for the long ball, they would have been a great tandem pair of recievers.  

 

If he is replaced with a younger player of his equal and nothing else than the team is certainly better off. He has at the very most two years left and needs to be replaced no matter what else happens. 

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So you are saying that your posts are the best grammer and spelling that you can muster.  

 

Your 3rd grade teacher should be so proud.  Because that is about the level that you are showing.   My third grade son can write better than anything you have posted.

 

Carry on.....and no, I don't want fries with that.

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So you are saying that your posts are the best grammer and spelling that you can muster.

Your 3rd grade teacher should be so proud. Because that is about the level that you are showing. My third grade son can write better than anything you have posted.

Carry on.....and no, I don't want fries with that.

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