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Packers -.5  1H  ( 5u ) clover

Packers -3  ( 5u ) clover

 

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Quote Originally Posted by Cyrax:

Packers -.5  1H  ( 5u )  Packers -3  ( 5u )
clover on pack as well 

 
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@kidd22 - GL to us  peace_5

 

 
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To Biscuit and Red...

Baltimore is a cool city. Nothing that I've heard from some folks about it being dangerous and scummy was seen. Ofcourse, we did not venture to West Baltimore, as every city has it's ghetto.

I heard from someone else that Ravens fans are brutal, almost like Philly fans. It couldn't of been further from the truth. I had good conversations with fans talking about football all day.

The pre game speech by Roquon to his teammates was intense. They had it in the end zone that we were sitting. Still wish he was wearing a Bears jersey. 

Food was great everywhere we ate. I never thought I'd load up on so much seafood without blowing out my anus on the toilet. Stomach was good, minimal hang overs in the morning, great weather, cool people. 

The Bears loss was nothing new for us, so all in all it was a great trip.

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We saw the Bears owner George Mccaskey in front of the stadium when walking in. We had to swerve around his brigade and hold our one buddy back. He was a little lit at that point and said "just give me one good swing".

Also Urlacher was at a tailgate that we were supposed to attend. But we missed it because of the same buddy who was hungover and late getting up. Yea he's "that dude". The bigRed of our group 

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If you didn't see the troubled areas of Baltimore then next time you're in town call Jimmy McNulty and he'll show you....

 

Did you by chance visit the 13th ranked in the Nation Carpeteria store to check out their berber collection?

 

 

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Quote Originally Posted by ABooksNightmare:

If you didn't see the troubled areas of Baltimore then next time you're in town call Jimmy McNulty and he'll show you....   Did you by chance visit the 13th ranked in the Nation Carpeteria store to check out their berber collection?

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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:

To Biscuit and Red... Baltimore is a cool city. Nothing that I've heard from some folks about it being dangerous and scummy was seen. Ofcourse, we did not venture to West Baltimore, as every city has it's ghetto. I heard from someone else that Ravens fans are brutal, almost like Philly fans. It couldn't of been further from the truth. I had good conversations with fans talking about football all day. The pre game speech by Roquon to his teammates was intense. They had it in the end zone that we were sitting. Still wish he was wearing a Bears jersey.  Food was great everywhere we ate. I never thought I'd load up on so much seafood without blowing out my anus on the toilet. Stomach was good, minimal hang overs in the morning, great weather, cool people.  The Bears loss was nothing new for us, so all in all it was a great trip. P.S. We saw the Bears owner George Mccaskey in front of the stadium when walking in. We had to swerve around his brigade and hold our one buddy back. He was a little lit at that point and said "just give me one good swing". Also Urlacher was at a tailgate that we were supposed to attend. But we missed it because of the same buddy who was hungover and late getting up. Yea he's "that dude". The bigRed of our group

not me brooooooooooooooooan_hammer

 
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Tonight:

 

Redskins +10.5. (50u) clover

Redskins ML+475 (10u) clover

 

90% of the money is on the Chiefs an_eek2The public really love the Chiefs tonight. 

 
 
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2H :

 

Redskins +5.5  ( 10u )  clover

Redskins TT Over 7.5  ( 10u ) clover

 

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