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Burfict lost his drat mind OBJ-style
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Jan 11, 2016 17:57
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He has alopecia
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I follow James on Instagram and he loves his kids a lot
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Mughe posted:I wish it were possible to get more games tacked into a suspension if you fail the appeal. A good ol' "gently caress you for even trying". This is how my dad tries to haggle with shopkeepers
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Febreeze posted:Eifert Posting made a post earlier this season which got people mad at him (Because it sounded like he was defending Burfict) because he claimed that if you look for it, there is probably a lot of dirty play that goes unnoticed by the cameras and general public, and I don't think he's wrong. Clay Matthews and Von Miller are two examples of dirty players who avoid a bad rep. Matthews rep as a dirty-rear end player only really exists in TFF
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I think players like Burfict, Harrison, and others like Meriweather and Swearinger are: 1. not intentionally trying to hurt other players 2. don't care if they do hurt players, their main goal is the hit
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v2vian man posted:ya know kid, i don't look like much now, but i'm tellin ya...i used to be somebody I just endorsed you for Storytelling and Editing
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