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Old 02-07-2018, 01:14 PM
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Rescue, 11'8" is about 15 miles from me. Was through there a couple months ago and there were parts and pieces on the side of the road. Its in a very old part of town, next to some 100 year old tobacco warehouses turned retail/office space. If you notice, most of the trucks are box trucks, seems the pro drivers (semis) usually avoid it.
...some of those boys need to "hammer down" if they have guts to try to make it through. The 5th wheel campers are always priceless.
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We have many teams in Football World Championships , Soccer , Rugby Union , Rugby League even International rules so the dodgy wankers can play at international levels
Not taking anything away from your game but to be World Champions you have to actually beat someone from other countries
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Let us know when you start throwing the ball 40+yards , in 140 decibels , with a 7 min scrutinizing replay ...oh and wear a helmet ...for driving it into the guys knees
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Let us know when you start throwing the ball 40+yards , in 140 decibels , with a 7 min scrutinizing replay ...oh and wear a helmet ...for driving it into the guys knees
We call it passing the ball , noise easy done , 3rd umpire referral a bit uicker than 7 minutes , helmets are for sooks , head gear maybe
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I wouldn't watch the NFL if you paid me.
I wont either!
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