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Chuba Hubbard and his o-line

TheSpecialJuan

By TheSpecialJuan,
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I’m sitting and popped a handful of tums, watching the fine ladies at Dillards wrap Mrs. Gapanthersfan new Christmas present LV bag and wallet (or whatever she called that thing), I can understand how strong of a gesture that was. 

I feel a ‘team’ starting to gel together. Haven’t felt this in a while. 

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