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Vote for rookie of the week....

Donald LaFell

By Donald LaFell,
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Floppin Grand Master

Floppin

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So it's fair to say, since you use a separate trimmer, that you don't keep your junk clean?

I don't have time to trim junk, takes too much time to shave my back. :D

Well I keep it pretty clean, my wife sucks the ball sweat off on a regular basis. I'm just not keen on shaving next to my lips with the same device that I cut my dingleberry holding taint hair.

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Udogg Enthusiast

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That's fine....to be honest I'm probably not "buddies" with them IRL. And to each their own. I know a lot of people that enjoy blue collar comedy for some unknown reason. Who am I to judge poor taste.

Back to the topic at hand. Your hatred for Cam Newton goes beyond his work ethic, leadership abilities, and on field performance to something that can only be interpreted as hardheadedness to the point of imbecility or racial bias. At least TRD attempted to use game tape and some semblance of football knowledge to back his claims. Now even people who were completely against the idea of drafting Cam have even come around to embracing him. JOAT I'm looking in your direction.

He wants attention. That's why he's joined to the hip with TRD that's why he always goes the opposite direction on almost everyone of his post.

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That's fine....to be honest I'm probably not "buddies" with them IRL. And to each their own. I know a lot of people that enjoy blue collar comedy for some unknown reason. Who am I to judge poor taste.

Back to the topic at hand. Your hatred for Cam Newton goes beyond his work ethic, leadership abilities, and on field performance to something that can only be interpreted as hardheadedness to the point of imbecility or racial bias. At least TRD attempted to use game tape and some semblance of football knowledge to back his claims. Now even people who were completely against the idea of drafting Cam have even come around to embracing him. JOAT I'm looking in your direction.

1)Didn't you make a topic on this very subject not to long ago. I believe i'm sticking to what i typed in answering your question.

2)I voted for Cobb, thought he had a great game. You do know Cobb is black right. I didn't vote for Kerrigan(white guy) i vote for Cobb.

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Sorry sugar but Cobbs performance was pretty darn good. He helped his team to a victory over a playoff team with all eyes watching. I'm not going to give my vote to a player just because he's a Panther. Its not like i voted for Julio Jones or anything. And for the guy who neg rep'd me i'm sorry i hurt your feelings, but wins count just alittle bit more to me than stats and smiles.

Sorry but wins and loses are not by one single player. They come from a whole TEAM. Cam did everything he could to help his team win, but everyone else around him didn't step up. The voting isn't about how good the team played but how good an individual player played. Cobb couldn't hold Newton's jock Sunday.

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