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"[The Girl] might be the most important and valuable book of the century so far…an emotional rollercoaster…smart and articulate….Geimer puts complicated thoughts out there, alongside her anger, not because she's too damaged to think clearly but because she can't bear the world's oversimplification….Her voice is strong." (The Guardian)
"This book is a total surprise. After decades of hearing about 'the Roman Polanski rape case' via third-hand reporting and ossified assumptions, here is the startlingly fresh, personal account from the young woman who lived through it, only to be set upon by the American legal system. Witty, snarky -- but also precise and thoughtfully observant not only about herself but also the mores and culture of a very different time -- Samantha Geimer is a reflective guide as she humanely tells of a complex violation that hurt but didn't defeat her." (Sheila Weller, author of the New York Times bestseller Girls Like Us)
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"An astonishingly well-written, engaging book that is admirably subtle in its depiction of events… Her prose is lucid and compelling. The memoir, which winds its way through the painful vilification of her mother by the press, and a spectacular failure of the legal system, is masterfully clear-eyed." (Publishers Weekly, Starred Review)
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The author tells us her story what happened in the March of 1977, and all the things that happened afterwards including the case which was never closed due to Roman Polanski exile to Europe from where he never returned to the USA in fear of imprisonment.
This book reviewed again if she provoked the events that ended with rape or she willingly participated in all that happened. And due to the fact that she never got satisfaction from legal system Samantha decided to break her silence and tell her story completely, with all the details.
Even the reader who is already familiar with the story will certainly learn some new facts that will give a little more light on what happened that days and after.
But maybe some readers will be disappointed to see that this isn't mostly book about rape and its consequences but more a story about media and all that happened in Samantha's life due to the rape charge that prevented her to lead normal life.
Her story is honest and she isn't revengeful telling her story about the time and place that created perfect scene for such unfortunate event to occur.
So, it's a bit strange to see that she isn't angry at Roman Polanski but at legal system and media who destroyed her life continuously questioning the authenticity of her story. It seems that after all happenings she only wanted some privacy although it's questionable why she however decided to tell this story in details?
Samantha's book is also interesting from the point of view of one thirteen year old girl who found herself in situation that she couldn't handle, in age when body and mind aren't at the same stage of development.
And although I thought I know lot about this case, mostly from Polanski side of course, it was interesting to hear her side of story.
I should be honest and say that reader shouldn't expect some masterpiece of this book, but will receive an interesting confession about the one of the famous crime cases that still causes division between those who are for one side or the other, claiming that the other distorts the truth or use popularity to protect itself.
Therefore I could recommend you to read Samantha's book at least to hear her side of the story...
The best thing about Ms Geimer's story is she is not afraid to speak her mind or blowing the lid off the victim industry. She was expected, as she put it, to don the "rape girl costume" time and time again, as the story hit the media. The courts turned the trial of Roman Polanski into a circus. The media and the courts would not allow Samantha to just move on. People wanted "justice" for Samantha, but they did not give her what she truly wanted, which was to let go and move on. No wonder she rebelled against the victim industry and the courts, and criticized man of them in her book.
Samantha calls Nancy Grace a "blonde vampire that eats misery for breakfast," and Dr. Phil is called a "drama vulture." Samantha criticizes the courts for violating the deal she agreed to regarding Polanski. In doing so, people accused her of being a Polanski sympathizer. She is not. In this book, Samantha is trying to illustrate the impact the constant media barrage had on her own life. Samantha was not the one who had trouble letting go, it was we, the people.
It is our own lust and desire for these salacious stories that keeps many people in perpetual victimhood. There is a "victim industry" out there, full of people like Nancy Grace or Dr. Phil, looking to profit from the misery of others. We claim it is "raising awareness" but instead we are demanding people stay victims. We NEED victims to stay victims.
This book came out just before Elizabeth Smart's book. The difference between the two books is striking. Samantha has moved on, Elizabeth seemingly has not, though it seemed for a while she would. The difference in philosophy between the two women is also striking. Samantha did grow up in a different era and a different culture. But Samantha comes out the stronger one because she would not play the "good victim." When I look at the two books and I see how both ended up and what they are doing with their lives, I ask myself, who ended up better? The woman who refused to play the victim role and moved on, or the one running a foundation with her overbearing father and unable to move on. The answer should be obvious.
Geimer has now come forward with her take on the crime, the circus-like legal proceedings, and a life lived under the oppressive shadow of the infamous assault. She fights against being forever defined as Polanski's "victim" and uses this book as an opportunity to confront the accumulated lies and misinformation surrounding the incident and its aftermath on her own terms. Geimer, now a married mother of three children, holds her head high. As she points out, society needs to rethink why we require victims of abuse to live in a perpetual state of shame when it wasn't their fault. Bravo, Ms. Geimer!
The Girl was written with the assistance of ghostwriter, Judith Newman, but Geimer's voice comes through loud and clear. Highly recommended.
That's not to say the rape didn't devastate her; she was vilified by Polanski's defense team and painted as a scheming Lolita who invited his attention, and by his Old World view, somehow invited the attack. And she was exposed to the media anyway, so she never got to keep the hard-fought peace and privacy she needed to heal. Geimer wrote this book to set the record straight long after her identity was revealed. I don't believe she was cashing in, or exploiting Polanski's celebrity, because everything she's done up until now has been done to avoid the public eye. She is a tough, smart woman who simply refuses to give her attacker the power to ruin her life. And she knows she has nothing to feel guilty about or ashamed of.
I read The Girl after seeing Marina Zenovich's recent documentary (a thought-provoking film) on the case and the attempt by the U.S. government to extradite Polanski and force him to stand trial for the rape more than thirty years after the fact. Geimer didn't support or condone this extradition attempt; the original judge in the case had agreed on a plea bargain for psychiatric evaluation and time served for Polanski, then reneged on the deal because he feared public backlash for being too lenient to a child rapist. Geimer and her family and legal team had embraced and, in fact, initiated, the original deal so they would not have to go through the ordeal of a trial. It's a complex case, regardless of whether you believe Polanski got off too lightly for a pretty heinous act, and regardless of whether he showed enough contrition after the fact. Geimer didn't want a seventy-something year-old man to possibly go to jail for the rest of his life when she herself had moved on. This brought criticism of HER by the talking heads of the American media (like Nancy Grace) who thought she wasn't being a good enough victim. She didn't supply the correct preconceived sound bites that would have made the news stories mesh nicely with their opinions of the case.
I can go on and on, but I should let Ms. Geimer tell her remarkable story herself. I wholly recommend The Girl and have nothing but admiration for the woman she became. I didn't exactly come away from this story feeling as if all the loose ends of justice have been tied together, but I came away happy for Geimer for whatever happiness and self-knowledge she has achieved in a very difficult life.


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He's still doing some of them, too.
Florida's star quarterback said Monday that team doctors examined him before, during and after Saturday night's 13-3 victory at LSU.
"They've been checking up on me, just like any concussion," he said. "I don't really have to do the same thing as far as the extent of the test, but they are still checking on me, doing little balance tests and eye tests."
The 2007 Heisman Trophy winner doesn't know when the tests will end, either.
"I just do what they tell me," he said.
Tebow received phone calls, text messages and all kinds of well wishes in the two weeks he spent recovering from the first concussion of his career. Maybe the person who made the biggest impact was former NFL quarterback Steve Young, who retired after missing the final 13 games of the 1999 season because of a severe concussion.
"He was encouraging me not to push it," Tebow said. "You always want to go, 'OK, let me just go do a sprint and see how it feels.' Then you're taking a little step back. He said, 'No, just take time off and then when they say do your tests, then you're OK. Don't keep testing yourself.' I'm a competitor, so I love to do that. Am I OK now? No, rest.
"He was saying don't do that, 'Just let yourself rest and you'll be back soon enough.' I really tried to take his advice and do that," he said.
Tebow was medically cleared to play just hours before the top-ranked Gators took the field against then-No. 4 LSU. He took several hard shots early in the game -- coach Urban Meyer checked on him after each of them -- and said he left Baton Rouge feeling fine.
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The Gators gained 327 yards against LSU and scored their fewest points since a 31-3 loss at Alabama in 2005. Tebow completed 11-of-16 passes for 134 yards, with a touchdown and an interception. He also ran 17 times for 38 yards, often avoiding the kind of contact he seemingly sought out most of his entire career. The Gators (5-0, 3-0 Southeastern Conference) clearly tried to keep Tebow out of harm's way.
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Tebow didn't carry on any of Florida's first six short-yardage situations (3 yards or less). He handed off to Emmanuel Moody and Jeff Demps and even tossed the ball to Brandon James on an end-around play.
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Encantadora cabaña situada en un vallecito entre montañas. Ideal para disfrutar del sol del verano y de la nieve y ski del invierno. Cuenta con todas las comodidades para 4 personas, inclusive cable Direct tv y WiFi. Hermosa vista ....
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My cabin has all the facilities of a diary home because is my own house, I live here and I move to another house when I rent mine. It has a nice living-room with a comfortable sofa where yopu can watch cable television, service of WI FI . It has a fully equiped kitchen and a lovely area outside to cook delicious barbecues and relax in the jacuzzi.
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If there's one regret we have, looking back on our list of the 40 best songs of 2009, it's that, somehow, we completely forgot about Robert Gomez's rather brilliant 2009 release Pine Sticks and Phosphorus and, specifically, "The Hunting Song."
How? Because, well, sometimes, we're idiots. And by "we," I most definitely am referring to myself, and myself alone. Just so we're clear.
Fortunately, the folks at Daytrotter have far better memories than I. Case in point: Over the weekend, the site posted its spare recording session with Mr. Gomez, whose music fits ever-so-perfectly in with the recording style of the studio the site uses. Seriously, check it out.
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[What] Gomez brings to the forefront with his unglamorous, but brilliant and striking nods... is a sense that the lost souls will still get by. He hints at this by suggesting that, lest we ever forget it, that the winter is still winning, but we're here and we haven't given up completely yet.
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Whatever made Vega spend her last four years re-recording her own back catalogue as four themed albums – like someone re-filing their CDs from alphabetical into 'feel' – it seems to have unblocked whatever was preventing her from releasing new material. And to celebrate, here is the folky singer-songwriter in totally new guise: Suzanne Vega, Rock Chick. Well, not quite, but in a career more noted for hushed moments it's still a surprise to hear electric guitars played in anger. And it's a good look. Vega dips into the Tarot for songs about spiritual growth, death, the afterlife and Vaclav Havel, while an array of session superheroes – among them Larry Campbell and Gail Ann Dorsey – fill the album with crackling electricity that even gets a little menacing on live showstopper I Never Wear White. It's hardly Dylan goes electric, but the intent is much the same.


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Gevalt. It is a Yiddish exclamation of surprise, incredulity. Usually, it's negative, like "Oy, gevalt!" But Eric Anderson, the non-Jewish actor who transformed himself into the hippie rabbinic icon, Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, said he learned the term can have a whole other meaning. "[Shlomo] used it like 'Wow,' 'Gevalt! This is amazing,' 'Gevalt! I cannot… Read More
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One of the most satisfying feelings a coach can have is winning a big game on the road. The Subway sandwiches taste better; the trip home seems shorter; and the mood of the team is upbeat.
Well, it's that time of year -- the start of conference play -- when everyone has to go on the road and put away the "cupcakes" until next November. And, the ability to be successful on the road usually defines what type of season a team is going to have. Not to mention, if the NCAA Tournament is in its future.
Stanford went on its first road trip in Pac-10 play this season and pulled off an impressive sweep of Arizona schools, capping off the weekend in the desert with its fourth straight victory in McKale Center -- an 82-72 statement over the Wildcats. Gene Keady's Purdue Boilermakers won at the new home of his former protégé, Bruce Weber, Illinois' Assembly Hall. And, in case you don't keep track as closely as I do to my former team, Manhattan, well, the Jaspers went north and won both MAAC contests on the always dreaded "Buffalo trip" -- Niagara and Canisius.
What makes a road trip difficult? One reason is the travel. When I coached, my motto was "Hope for the best, expect the worst." Things will go wrong on a road trip, sometimes more than others. Usually, it's weather-related. You have to teach your team to go with the flow and not get rattled.
Remember last year's NCAA Tournament when Vermont's first trip to the Dance in 103 years meant a trip to Salt Lake City to take on top-seeded Arizona? Well, the Catamounts wound up stuck in a snowstorm in Denver for two days. After finally chartering a flight out of Colorado Springs, they arrived at their destination in the wee hours of the morning on the day of their first-round game. While they didn't win, their inspired play during the first 10 minutes was a credit to their character under adverse conditions.
My most memorable win at St. John's University came when we played Syracuse in the Carrier Dome on ESPN, with blizzard-like conditions as a backdrop. Our bus was stranded on the steep hill that leads up to the Dome. The nationally televised game had to be delayed. Our players had already pulled on their uniforms at the hotel and were so excited to play, they were willing to walk the final quarter-mile to the Dome in the storm so the game wouldn't be canceled. It would have ruined a lot of sneakers, not to mention my only nice suit! Instead, we loosened up everyone on the bus by telling jokes. Eventually, a path was cleared by university personnel and the New York state police escorted us to the arena. The delay actually broke some of the team's tension and we played relaxed and pretty well.
Destinations can also make some road trips harder than others. Take, for example, the Big Sky Conference. This conference is a travel agent's worst nightmare. Like the Pac-10, the conference pairs its teams with travel partners, allowing teams to play two games per road trip. Still, the travel is brutal.
In the case of a team like Montana, Pat Kennedy's squad will play at Sacramento State on Thursday night and 48 hours later, play at Northern Arizona in Flagstaff. Montana State, the Grizzlies' travel partner, just reverses the order. Needless to say, it is difficult to get from Missoula, Mont., to Sacramento and then to Flagstaff ... before returning to Missoula.
To put this trip in perspective, it's like visiting the Golden Gate Bridge, being at the rim of the Grand Canyon two days later, and then returning home to Glacier National Park.
Down South, winning in the SEC is tough enough, because the league is always competitive. The travel makes it even tougher.
Because the majority of the teams are in small college towns, booking commercial flights is difficult. So, every team must charter flights into small airports. And, once in town, there isn't exactly a five-star hotel or fancy restaurant on every corner -- although you'll find some of the best barbecue in the county in places like Starkville and Tuscaloosa. Rick Pitino, when he coached Kentucky, finally decided to fly his teams in and out of these small towns the day of a game, and follows the same itinerary for Conference USA games when the destination is a place like East Carolina.
Maybe the most obvious reason a road game is so difficult to win is because the comfortable environment the home team usually enjoys is a psychological advantage. It's their arena, their rims, their locker room, and their fans. Often, in a hostile environment like Connecticut or Utah, it's just you and your team. Those 50 complimentary tickets given to the visitors are nice for the die-hard fans who travel with a team, but they are quickly drowned out by the other 13,000 lunatics rooting for the home team ... and questioning your ancestry.
Still, good road teams stay focused and don't allow the crowd to determine the outcome of the game. Usually, a team that wins on the road gets off to a good start and keeps the fans quiet. In Stanford's win over Arizona, the Cardinal jumped out early, led by 13 at the half, withstood the Wildcats' mini-runs in the second half, and eventually got its lead back up to 18 before putting the game away with Chris Hernandez's free throws. I'm sure Stanford's players enjoyed the silence of the McKale Center crowd as the game was winding down.
I used to try to keep my teams focused during a road game, "TV time out by TV time out." In other words, we'd try to play "four-minute games" and not get daunted by playing well for 40 straight minutes. This strategy is especially important when a team is an underdog. The longer it can stay in a game on the road, the tighter the home team gets. The key is doing anything it can to keep from being blown out early.
Despite what anyone says, officiating can be a little tricky for the visitor. It is just human nature for an inexperienced official to get caught up, at times, in the excitement and energy of the home crowd. And, some officials don't want to be involved in an "upset," especially when the home team is supposed to win. But, my experience has been that the best officials bend over backwards to ensure the visitor gets fair treatment. In fact, I remember a Final Four-level official tell me at UConn one night, "Your team is playing great. If they deserve to win, they will." That is a comforting feeling for a visiting coach.
Obviously, each coach has routines on the road that work for him. Some want to practice at home before leaving, while others prefer to practice on their opponent's court. Some want to get to the arena early on the day of a game, while others get there as close to tipoff as possible. Some are superstitious and will change hotels if they lose. Almost everyone will have a film session the night before a game before putting the kids to bed with a snack. Some coaches' game-day practices are intense and some are just designed to make sure the players are awake.
Regardless of the stress a road trip puts on the coach, it also provides an opportunity for education. Not only do coaches learn about their teams, but they can expand players' horizons.
When we played at Niagara, we would drive from Buffalo to the morning shoot-around on the day of the game. The ritual was to take all of our newcomers over to see Niagara Falls, which was an awesome sight -- the first time. But, after several visits in bone-chilling January, the novelty wore off. And, when we'd arrive at the observation area, the spray off the falls would freeze on our warm-up suits. It would take about 20 minutes to thaw. No wonder we never shot well up there!
I can also remember our NCAA Tournament trip to Memphis in 1995. We took all the players to Civil Rights Museum at the hotel where Martin Luther King was assassinated. That was as memorable as playing in the tournament and it was talked about long after we got back to New York.
Every road trip is full of memories, both on and off the court. But the trips that end with a win or two on the court are always the best. Not to mention, the most satisfying.
Fran Fraschilla spent 23 years on the sidelines as a college basketball coach at Manhattan, St. John's and New Mexico before joining ESPN and ESPN.com as an analyst last season.


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We don't have the facilities for one. You also seem to indicate that you think it would be multiple Olympics.
#27 May 4, 2014
I reread what you wrote.
It seems you want to enhance the earnings of the ski operators by busing in students for ski outings and such. I suspect you might have recently gone on a ski vacation and liked it. Now, In true liberal form, You want the general public to pay for your kids and everybody else's kids to do what the rich kids do. Get a job, pay for your own vacation.
#28 May 4, 2014
You idiot, of course we don't have the facilities.Thats what I meant by building them.We have the hills, the weather and the location in proximity to a lot of money.Which if you don't know what I'm referring to is New England states D.C.,Virginia.What a dipshyt you are.Havent heard much from ya for 3 weeks,must be your time of the month again.LOL
#29 May 4, 2014
Wrong on all accounts.Never been skiing in my life.And students are already being bused from schools.They're called ski clubs.And no libturds here.Let everyone pay their way and the rest can eat cake.The wealthy are generally paying for their Olympic children anyway and the lessons they begin from an early age.And the ski operators can work out the details with the state for paying a percentage for the latters investments in bringing these facilities up to standards.They would still make a bigger profit even after sharing the revenue.
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#31 May 4, 2014
Warrior Poet still wants the state to pay his way.
Bulletin: We can't afford it.
maybe the teachers should teach our trash spawn how to read instead of lobbying for free ski trips.
#32 May 4, 2014
Ski clubs pay their way dipshyt.And they're mostly honor students.And the poet don't ski retard.Of course the trash spawn on here evidently couldn't read and discern that from my prior post even though it was made plain.LOL
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#34 May 4, 2014
....I got a thought .... They can't invest in hillbilly lil switz....because they r paying for your HUD appt.....your food stamps ....your welfare check ....and internet ... Not to mention fighting the drug problems......you post on the most ignorant shit .....get a job and help the problem.
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Oh....I'm writing poetry now ...thanks to you ....my first is titled .." ode to a dumbass"
#36 May 4, 2014
The only slippery slope you're familiar with is Zaphod's ass. And the entitlements here are for the two of you who deserve each other lass.
That ones titled "The tale of two gay snowbawlers" LOL
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#38 May 5, 2014
There is not a large enough infrastructure to move that many people. No airport large enough nor enough hotels to satisfy the thousands of people. 64/77 is two lanes either side and 219 is one man a side. Sounds good in theory though.
#39 May 5, 2014
Good point.But since you mentioned it wasn't there talk when Obama was running for office by one of the candidates (cant remember if dem or repub)of redoing our nations interstate system? No chance now though with the debt 2 1/2 times more then what it was under Bush.
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#41 May 5, 2014
I think his grandfathers anti-imperialism left an impression on him.He's trying to relegate this country to 3rd world status by dismantling the military,bankrupting the nation with debt,,pissing off our allies,spying on friendly nations,pulling out troops and accepting a failed objective,putting people in the poorhouse by forcing them to purchase healthcare they cant afford,trying to limit news coverage.etc.And the sad part about it is these asskissing little commies that voted for him are just ga ga over him.I've heard of misery loving company but taking it up the ass and loving it is.....sick? Kinda reminds me of Stalinism where he slew millions of his countrymen but they loved him for it. LOL
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Anti imperialism?
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BJ has previously heard Hammond say he will match any offer. His new agent probably came up with a strategy shift.
Step 1: Eliminate the team from playoff contention.
lol i was was wondering the same thing? is he sandbaging out there on purpose?
They keep playing like this at home and noone in Milw. will pay to see them lose. The two guards couldn't beat a 8 year old at "horse''.
Sova with the FLUSh!!!!!!!!! season first or career first? 5 on Beluga is very PROBLEMATIC.
WOW that's 8-27 and 2-13 so far the last 2 games for Jennings.
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Make that 2-14 and 10-41. Can't type fast enough to keep pace with his misses.
AT LEAST mONTA'S dishing some dimes.......that makes uP for some of the inefficiency.
19 points on 17 shots? That's Monta's way of saying he wants to stay.
Who's guarding Beal? 26 points on 16 shots.
I think Bain0 took his turn getting scorched by him by the looks of the plus/minus?
Make that 28 on 17.
That's the Monstah Way, Buck!!
Look people it has been 4 years of the same thing with nary any improvement. BJ can be a flashy scorer at times, besides that he has shown nothing in the way of being an all star or for that matter a leader. People act like the Bucks are not talented, but you put this Wall kid or Kyrie Irving on the team and no question we are better. He is a pouter, a sulker and yes I know he's only 24 but he shows no sign of being any kind of franchise player. Too many bad decisions, bad defense and bad shooting nights have me asking Hammond, do the right thing, you lost Skiles, Boylan gone at year's end, now continue and give up on this project. I'd rather you hand over the reigns to Udrih and Lamb and get what you can for BJ. Start getting more of Henson and Harris as well and play or trade Gooden!!!!!!!!!Hide replies
The Bucks are desperate for bigs tonight and still no sign of Gooden.
Seems like they're not going to play him and finding a team who wants him might be difficult.
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Larry Sanders is Bucks MVP this year. You cannot argue it.Hide replies
Wouldn't want to.
Yes Brandon, the big market is the place for you as they'd really appreciate your sulking and absolutely crap point guard play, just trade this guy already what a waste.
I'm done with this disgusting brand of basketball and the excuse making short sightedness of the front office. When you guys grow some balls then I'll be back as a fan and to this form. Pull the trigger, do something you losers.....
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He's lowering the price, so who ever gets him is going to think they robbed us.
Joke is on them.
He may have his bags already packed.......i hope he didn't put a down payment on Andy's house in Mequon?
I'm sure Jennings will have a renewed enthusiasm for the next team he plays for ... so lets get that started Mr. Hammond.
That was one pathetic showing. How many wins do the Wizards have? Clean house and get this team back to basics. Build around Henson, Ersan, and Larry.
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