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The Tomcat

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  1. Git off my lawn...... all the Shenanigans round here
  2. Best episode so far by far. Shows our ass kickn. Will be interesting to see how our team responds. Hard knocks to blame? Too worried about being funny and not enough slober knocking?
  3. You need to get yourself a basic Amazon Firestick or similar device. $20sh? How can a 55 inch plasma not be a smart tv?
  4. The Buffalo Bills will be featured on HBO's Hard Knocks training camp edition, which premieres on Tuesday, August 5th at 9 p.m. ET on HBO Max. The series will have five episodes, released weekly until September 2nd. So if you get 1 month of HBO Max @ $9.99 starting on August 5th and cancel 1 month later you get all 5 episodes. BOOM! Make sure you cancel! Go BIlls!
  5. OH yea...lets kick it old school! My Jam
  6. Meh...a little padding never hurts
  7. Here's a summary: The Buffalo Bills knew of the Title IX complaint before drafting him and conducted their own vetting Hairston volunteered for and completed a polygraph to bolster his denial . Beane emphasized that both the school’s investigation and the Bills’ review, including the polygraph, found no evidence supporting the allegation So, yes — he not only offered to take the test, but actually did. Whether the results will carry weight in the ongoing civil suit remains to be seen, but the team clearly considered it a critical part of their evaluation process.
  8. Im in the movie! (lamp)
  9. I was in Unbillievable the movie.......
  10. Panthers and Jaguars are kinda the same...like cousins, so..... I don't think he's a bad thought if the $ was right. He could be a good piece is a large puzzle. Not the corner or outside piece but a middle piece, maybe like the pieces with points that look like a ninja star!
  11. I've heard that just a tiny amount, like the tip of a pencil, of fentanyl can be deadly, but in every drug bust, they seem to find full-sized pills. If there are so many pills out there, why aren't we seeing millions of deaths? I know the death toll is still high, but I'm curious — is the idea of the pencil tip just a way to emphasize the danger? After all, a single pill contains more than just that small amount.
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