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David: A severed wolf's head on a pike as their symbol.
Jack: David, before we go in there I want you to know that - no matter what happens to us - it's your fault.
David: I assume full responsibility.
Jack: Okay.
David: Shall we?

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1967 - The Senators beat Chicago, 6-5, in 22 innings. The game lasted six hours, 38 minutes and ended at 2:43 a.m. and caused the league to adopt a curfew stating that no inning may start after 1:00 a.m.

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I hope the Spurs can get one more in Miami. I'd love to see the LeBrons go down.
ElevenRingsSTL 06/17/13
Sent an invite to FLAdomer....not sure if he'll take the bait! YIKES! lol
HA! You know PTI and a few other sports group sort of did the same thing over the air that day of TT's signing. Fun stuff! The kid has 2 years to show something or his NFL career is over.
LOL, noooo! I just thought you were advertising for that URL thing again for 11Rings or whatever. I'll check it out now.....YIKES!
Did you click on the link and read the article?
I tried that tiny "urinal" once.....ONCE! HA!
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