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Jennifer Ashton 2 POEMS | CHANNEL 67 SPORTS NON-EVENT NR CC we know how it is this week it's an action packed week with an epic confrontation the game that changed the game where it didn't just happen it was just one of those plays it was pretty much give it your best shot like he was trying to find somebody to hug like I'm open I'm taking it give it to me to have a guy his size a little bit out of position for a second more they fought to the finish words do not describe the drama that has just unfolded it was on the line we saw the reverse of the movie unfold out of his mind but who's going to take a chance to put history behind there is court and then there is battle and we all know the most magical moments have occurred in national disbelief how do you choose between the two top moments in the world it's great closing in on the most incredible moment another chapter in the history of pure excitement even if I don't count his four unsuitable efforts I'm thankful I got a chance to watch the best moment in that man's life I'll be able to enjoy it the rest of my life
CHANNEL 560 DRAMA R (AC, AL, N, V) CC hey cut that out you all right I'm all right why you hit me why you hitting me why she hit you what is you a damn fool like you sound like a damn professional talking shit the other night go fuck you man fuck you turn your punk ass over but I didn't do it man I love you fuck you give me the motherfucking haircut yourself man go clean you still got one left I don't know how I feel about it neither why you put all that bullshit on it now you gotta shoot somebody sometime like they shouldn't have been there in the first place man shit just goes on and on and next thing there your girl right there in a white man's army
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