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For my Freddie cakes:

For Stymie:

For LaLate:

Great work Haze! For Silverbull:

What Ante really wants from Santa:

Cookie's Christmas Gift for Slickslider:

I'm giving them out based on preference or needs. What gifts are you giving out this year? For ghhhhhost: For smokesum: For hehateme:

Shoulder or bench press competitions?

http://bbs.clubplanet.com/introductions/319286-its-been-while.html D-Bol Boy?

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For a rainy day? I definitely agree. I guess they were afraid they were going to lose talent. However, I still think that Goldman definitely lost it's mystique after their IPO several years ago.

No one can compete with them, as they have been the premier investment bank for the past ten years. However if I'm not mistaken, its stock has taken a hit. Kind of weird considering the bonuses .. . .

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That's because you like Garnett since he's "long".

Even though Vicman said the deal was off, if the Bobcats went through and was forced to give up Okafor, Bickerstaf would make Isiah Thomas look like the best GM of all time. Okafor's name should never come up in trade talks, no matter who the player is. And truthfully, would he really help develop his young teamates if he were to go the Bobcats? In all honesty, Brevin Knight is a better playmaker and by far a better fit for that team. I can't imagine Iverson actually calling out plays for Morrison. As for Sacramento, I still don't see how the logistics would work out. I think it's safe to say that Martin, Artest, Abdur-Rahim and Miller wouldn't excel in a system with a point guard who can easily take 40 shots a game. I also heard Minnesota might give up Mike James, Foye and others. However I think there would be way to much ego at stake, and if the Garnett-Marbury experiment failed, this would only be worse.

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Jefferson always hangs out in the city w/ white chicks, so I guess it's not looking to good for him. So when is this "player" supposed to pull a McGreevey?

Metrovy kokot do tvojej riti!

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Hehateme, thanks for the great link. It definitely made my day and brought up positive memories. Even though you already have a good number of posts, I see that you're relatively new here as your join date was only this past July. So let me direct about this board – prepare to be bashed for not having the similar musical taste as that of a certain Ecuadorian pygmy. You will be ostracized by this false prophet’s kin, mocking you for having a good job, as you aren’t able to go out every night of the week to Cielo or collect welfare checks. Cheers to individualism and keep on the good fight!

Wow, way to pour out your heart Fred. Daniella, don't you see that's he in pain? Give him a chance.

It is spelled Crowbar not like Crobar the club, you hard hats.

Good article . . . I had to replace my I-Pod three times over low battery issues. The durability of this product is nonexistent.