Dallas Cowboys Injury Report: Five Players Don't Practice
by One.Cool.Customer on Nov 23, 2011 8:01 AM CST
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PrintGerald Sensabaugh was walking around in a boot on Monday and Tuesday after spraining his right foot against the Redskins, and did not participate in practice on both days. And while Sensabaugh said he plans on playing against Miami, Jason Garrett was a little more circumspect in his prognosis, so safety Barry Church, who got the first team reps in both practices, might get his first NFL start on Thursday.
The other four players who missed both practice days are Miles Austin (hamstring), Tony Fiammetta (undetermined illness), Mike Jenkins (hamstring) and Jon Kitna (back). It looks likely that all four will miss Thursday's game.
Felix Jones (ankle) and Kyle Kosier were listed as 'limited in practice' but it appears both will play against the Dolphins.
Fiammetta's injury situation is more than a little troubling. The Cowboys are now even looking into Fiammetta's family history to try to figure out what is wrong with him. Fiammetta is unable to practice or lift weights due to dizziness and nausea and what have been described as 'concussion-like symptoms', yet the Cowboys cannot pinpoint any specific play in which Fiammetta might have suffered such a concussion.
Asked the origin of the illness, Garrett said the doctors and trainers were stumped. He said the team's entire medical staff as well as specialists have been consulted.
"We are just evaluating the origin of the illness - without getting into too many details about what the different possibilities," Garrett said. "We are just trying to look at it and see why he is feeling sick...just trying to get to the bottom of it."
Fact is, if the Cowboys cannot even diagnose his illness after a week, he's out against the Dolphins, and possibly much longer.
Official Injury Report (via the NFL Media department) for the Thanksgiving game:
| Cowboys | |
| Did not participate in practice | WR Miles Austin (hamstring), RB Tony Fiammetta (illness), CB Mike Jenkins (hamstring), QB Jon Kitna (back), S Gerald Sensabaugh (foot) |
| Limited participation in practice | RB Felix Jones (ankle), G Kyle Kosier (foot) |
| Full participation in practice | LB Sean Lee (wrist), P Mat McBriar (left foot) |
| Dolphins | |
| Did not participate in practice | K Dan Carpenter (right groin), DE Igor Olshansky (calf) |
| Full participation in practice | C Ryan Cook (back) |
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Yes!
We might not have to deal with the beast that is Igor
I was looking foward to seeing
the Russian Bear dance after a 6 yard gain.
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
by TARHEEL PAUL on Nov 23, 2011 10:20 AM CST up reply actions
Fiametta:
could it be Meniere’s disease? I VERY much hope not, but what you described is similar to my experience with it.
Its scary to think of what's wrong with him...
Hopefully they get to the root cause of this illness…
Might it also be Panic Attacks..?
Those can pretty nasty and bring about a lot of the same symptoms. :-/
The NFC East has won 11 Super Bowls; oddly none of those have come courtesy of the Eagles.
Hopefully someone can find out what is bothering Fiametta
Hey Washington... D.C. stands for Dallas Cowboys
DeMarcus is EveryWare Man
Twitter: @silva918
Alternatives
Based on production, we need to have a real runblocker in the offensive package if we hope to have future success running the ball. The different with and without a blocker is stark for us. That said, I’m hoping that the great results are because Fiametta is that good, but rather that our alternatives so far have been that bad.
If Chapas isn’t moved into active roster for this game (and it is looking like he won’t be) then we NEED to find an alternative outside the current 53 and PS. Look to see us ad that alternative to the team post Miami game.
by Eagles suck on Nov 23, 2011 10:17 AM CST up reply actions
At least it's not
Terminal Stupidity
Don't believe everything you think.
by dunkman on Nov 23, 2011 11:01 AM CST up reply actions 1 recs
He has made some really bonehead plays. Glad we didn't draft him.
Wish you were here and comfortably numb.
The taunting against the Giants
was about as stupid as you can get. I don’t agree with the way the league interprets the penalty, but that doesn’t detract from his awesome stupidity.
Don't believe everything you think.
Then he wonder why he wont get paid
Hey Washington... D.C. stands for Dallas Cowboys
DeMarcus is EveryWare Man
Twitter: @silva918
my ex wife has that plus vertigo. it took Drs 9 months to figure it out
that was the first thing i thought of when i read this, my ex wifea was brought on by a inner ear infection that she didnt realize she had. then it messed up her equalibrium. it was extremely tough for a log time on her, she had it bad enough where she would black out. hope and pray thats not what Tony “Fullback” Fiametta has.
its preseason watch the players individually. igor is garbage!
by yehti on Nov 23, 2011 2:28 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Yeah, I didn't get an ear infection (the cause is unknown) butI do have severe hearing loss because of it among other things
its one of the things I pray no one ever has to experience, and I’m sorry your ex wife has it.
My wife has Meniere's as well
When we married, she was taking strong diuretics to minimize the fluid buildup and reduce the frequency and severity of dizzy spells. That allowed her uric acid to build up and give her chronic gout attacks.
Her hearing has also gotten worse over the years. She is almost completely deaf in one ear, and has a hard time with the other.
Improved maintenance medicines have minimized the dizzy spells and the gout attacks, but her otologist has not given hope of ever recovering hearing, or even stopping the steady degradation of what she still has.
Fear the Star!
to mdlusk
after reading what he is going through it does sound like Meniere’s….which does suck BTW…My grandfather had it for the longest time….it is correctable though so there is that
Here’s a theoretical play from 2010: Snap. Tony takes 7 step drop. Tony looks left at Miles, who is doubled, and looks right to where Roy Williams should be…but instead sees Colombo on his back and a Defensive End foaming at the mouth jumping over Marc’s carcass. Tony proceeds to run like hell and look for Witten
-by CotySaxman on Jul 11, 2011 7:50 AM PDT
Now, if somebody doesn’t agree with that, that’s cool. I also don’t agree with the fact that I don’t have $10 million in my bank account. But the fact that I don’t agree with it doesn’t make it any less true.
by One.Cool.Customer on Dec 23, 2010 12:00 AM PST
by I am Ironman!!! on Nov 23, 2011 11:10 PM CST up reply actions
I've never heard it's correctable, see this site: http://oto2.wustl.edu/men/mntreat.htm
for me, at least, it would be like closing the barn door after the horses are gone. The damage is already done and irreparable (nothing can fix the nerve endings that are destroyed when the cochlea expands and especially when it erupts in a Meniere’s attack).
I’m very sorry your grandfather had it.
From what I know it it a surgery that
cuts the Damaged Nerve out(which is what causes the Attacks I think)
The biggest Issue is that A) you are permanently deaf in that ear, and B) lose alot of your ability to “Balance”(you fall down randomly, for no apparent reason)
but it does cure the dizzy spells and nausea….
I only know of it because my Grandfather had the surgery…I am not sure if every case is treatable this way though
Here’s a theoretical play from 2010: Snap. Tony takes 7 step drop. Tony looks left at Miles, who is doubled, and looks right to where Roy Williams should be…but instead sees Colombo on his back and a Defensive End foaming at the mouth jumping over Marc’s carcass. Tony proceeds to run like hell and look for Witten
-by CotySaxman on Jul 11, 2011 7:50 AM PDT
Now, if somebody doesn’t agree with that, that’s cool. I also don’t agree with the fact that I don’t have $10 million in my bank account. But the fact that I don’t agree with it doesn’t make it any less true.
by One.Cool.Customer on Dec 23, 2010 12:00 AM PST
by I am Ironman!!! on Nov 24, 2011 1:11 PM CST up reply actions
yeah at this point that isn't an option
The one ear I have it in is the one I have what little hearing I have left in. The other ear I’ve been deaf since birth in.
Thanks though.
Need to hit up House
That guy can figure what’s wrong with anybody.
by The Loco Llama on Nov 23, 2011 9:18 AM CST via mobile reply actions
#demarcusvstheworld
Cowboys wishlist: RG3
by accidental innuendo on Nov 23, 2011 9:27 AM CST up reply actions
Is there a House video game.
Wish you were here and comfortably numb.
you just beat me with the idea by...
an hour?
but then on second thought, don’t do it, he will be treated against every possible disease before they guess right, and i’d spare Tony from that
by slowmotion80 on Nov 23, 2011 10:06 AM CST up reply actions
The boys need a FULL BACK
Somebody block for Murray!!@#$^%&*
GO COWBOYS!!!
Hey guys I have a question for you.
Des Bryant will make 1-2 catches a game that only 2-3 other guys in the league can make and it makes me say wow. But then, at times, I wonder if he’s even on the field. Idk if he’s not running crisp routes, he’s getting double teamed, or if we are trying to get other guys the ball, but it just seems weird to me. I was wondering if any of you all that enjoy analyzing this stuff have picked up on the reasons behind this? Thanks a lot, by the way you all do a great job at covering the boys.
by Dynamicduo on Nov 23, 2011 9:46 AM CST via mobile reply actions
I think its a combination of everything you mentioned
poor routes, double coverage, I think the qb doesnt trust him at all when its timing routes, etc.
Dez would really benefit if he had a full offseason
So he can work route running and timing, not to mention his strength and conditioning.
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DeMarcus is EveryWare Man
Twitter: @silva918
I agree
it doesn’t seem to be desire. And some guys learn faster than other guys so he might miss off-season work more than some.
Don't believe everything you think.
Yes, another example of the magnitude of the Great Suckitude.
Formerly Pineywoods - different name, same cockeyed view of the world.
Jason Garrett - Lord of Order
Rob Ryan - Lord of Chaos
Very interested to hear people's thoughts on this as well
Dez seems to be the kind of guy that will go after the ball, even in close coverage. To my eyes, Romo tends to throw the ball up for grabs fairly often. This is exactly the kind of receiver you want for those passes. I can’t understand why Dez seems to disappear in the second half. We’ve seen Romo find him when it really mattered, so why not more designed targets to him in the second half?
can it be deceit?
JG just makes you believe Tony will not thriw towards Dez any more, and then KABOOM! goes the pass that makes the difference
by slowmotion80 on Nov 23, 2011 10:08 AM CST up reply actions
As a follow-up,
I’m not sure I buy the poor route running argument. How many times have we seen Witten improvise after a Romo roll-out? If Dez isn’t getting separation, I can understand, but surely not all Romo passes are timing-based.
That route he ran against Hall in OT Sunday was great
It is hard to say just watching it on TV because you cannot see what every receiver is doing on a given play. if we had the coaches film we would be able to see what Dez and everyone else does on every play. In Sundays game I think the redskins made some very good adjustments after the first two drives. Cowboy receivers did not have separation as they did early. I do not think it is due to lack of effort. He does not strike me as the type of player who takes downs off
"Talent is God-given; be humble. Fame is man-given; be grateful. Conceit is self-given; be careful." John Wooden
Listening to Romo after the game
it was a route with an option, in which Dez correctly chose the right option based on the coverage. And because he executed the cut well, he was wide open.
Don't believe everything you think.
Huh?
Romo tends to throw the ball up for grabs fairly often
You’re thinking of Eli, who does it on almost every deep play. They seldom throw jump balls, which has been a consistent question by some fans in the red zone. It’s only been the last couple of years that they’ve added the back-shoulder throw, but that’s not up for grabs. Romo probably throws the ball up for grabs less than any of the QBs in the east.
Don't believe everything you think.
Eli "Back Foot" Manning
I don’t know why, but I love watching that guy fail.
Not meant in the jump ball sense at all,
what I meant was 1) I see quite a few throws where he clearly forcing a timing route and has no idea if the receiver will break open (examples are the balls that end up as easy picks or hitting the ground 10 yds from a receiver) and 2) Romo isn’t the most accurate passer all the time (balls a little low or a little behind). Therefore, Dez seems to me to be the perfect type of receiver for Romo. Don’t get me wrong, I wouldn’t trade Romo for anyone but maybe Rodgers or Brady. I just don’t put his accuracy in the same class as Aikman, Rodgers, or Brady.
If you watch the games again
Dez scores early. Then, once three other team realizes they can’t cover him with just a corner, they give safety help on every play, almost. This works to our advantage, because it opens up a large portion of the field. Dez is a decoy, essentially, until they leave him open. It’s the Coryell philosophy at fault, though I don’t find a problem with it.
My most recent fanpost:
The Weekly Chessmatch: Cowboys @ Eagles
by CotySaxman on Nov 23, 2011 11:23 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
I find fault with it
Primarily because I have Dez on my Fantasy team. . . . .
Haha be careful with Cowboys in fantasy.
Because I know you don’t want Romo to force-feed Dez the ball and lose us the game. Spreading the ball out is key to any decent offense.
My most recent fanpost:
The Weekly Chessmatch: Cowboys @ Eagles
by CotySaxman on Nov 23, 2011 12:56 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
rub some dirt on it
works for any injury.
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
tape an asprin
to his forehead and stomach
"Let me tell you sumthin' son ! an ass whippin' hurts no matter what kinda shape your in ! " Stone Cold Steve Austin
Read an interesting article this morning
that suggested the Cowboys put a claim in on Kyle Orton. Not to replace Romo, but insurance for Kitna being hurt. The other reason was an even better reason, to keep him away from the Bears. What do you guys think? I’m actually not sure what I think.
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
I thought the same thing, but I doubt Orton will take the offer.
He’ll want to go some place where he can start.
by Mr._Mulligan on Nov 23, 2011 10:52 AM CST up reply actions
Not up to him if they make a waiver claim
but then again, who wants somebody thats going to be happy. Besides, I also heard that he asked for his release so he could go to the Bears.
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
by TARHEEL PAUL on Nov 23, 2011 10:55 AM CST up reply actions
Hmmm...didn't think about that.
I would much rather have Orton over McGee. That’s for sure.
by Mr._Mulligan on Nov 23, 2011 10:56 AM CST up reply actions
+1
It wouldn’t be too bad for him. . . . Poor Orton gets dumped on all the time, ie: the Bears, Broncos, etc.
While he isn’t a world beater QB, he does enough things very well and would be a great addition.
This offseason I read Orton to Miami but Den and Mia could not make the trade work
With the way Matt Moore has played for the fins does not seem like a landing place for him now.
I would not mind seeing with the Cowboys, but I am sure he see’s himself as a starter and baring injury that is not happening in Dallas
The Bears, KC,. or Houston seem like the likely places.
"Talent is God-given; be humble. Fame is man-given; be grateful. Conceit is self-given; be careful." John Wooden
Not me.
The knock on McGee has been that he’s “Captain Checkdown”. He throws a lot of short and intermediate routes. But, he has shown he has a cannon of an arm when he needs it.
The knock on Orton is that he doesn’t (can’t?) go long very often. He dinks and dunks with a lot of short and intermediate routes.
The main difference is Orton still throws quite a few INT’s (7 in 5 games so far in 2011) while throwing those short and intermediate passes. McGee either tucks the ball and runs, throws it away or takes the sack. As a matter fact, McGee has yet to throw an INT in the regular season. Granted, he hasn’t appeared in very many games either.LOL
McGee may not be the long term answer here, but I’d still take him over the version of Orton that got benched, then cut, in favor of a QB that’s only connecting at 45% and gains nearly as many yards rushing as he does passing.
Rabid and luvin' it
Orton would be a good backup assuming Kitna's age is a factor and the team doesn't plan to keep him.
Don’t know if Orton would relish backup role though, he might still think he’s a starter.
We need to start grooming a replacement for Romo and I’m not sure if McGee is the guy. That would mean drafting Romo’s eventual successor, who if good enough could be Tony’s backup.
All in all, I wouldn’t be against it if he came at the right price and I’m not sure what his current salary is..
Wish you were here and comfortably numb.
Just saw this quote from JG regarding Orton
"Kyle Orton’s certainly been a very good player at a very important position for a while in this league and he’s available," Garrett said. "It seems like there’s a lot of interest in him from around the league. And like with any player who’s available we have conversations, discussions about him and see where he might fit with our football team."
Just thought id pass it on.
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
by TARHEEL PAUL on Nov 23, 2011 11:26 AM CST up reply actions
They need to feed Fia some meat!
That boy needs his protein! Vegan diets already don’t work for normal people and are constantly forcing people to take supplements. An athletic person, much less an NFL football player trying to go vegan is just absurd. He isn’t getting the nutrients that he needs and it is causing his immune system to falter and thus getting him sick.
I have family members that went vegan for a little while and it made it sooo hard for them. They both got really sick quickly and so that whole vegan thing ended within a few months and they switched to vegetarian. It didn’t stop there either, they still weren’t doing great and were getting sick a lot, but not as often as before when they went the vegan route. A couple years later, they started eating chicken and fish with the occasional beef product and they couldn’t be feeling or doing better.
Sounds like he's sniffing glue or some other toxin.
Wish you were here and comfortably numb.
My cousin tried being a vegan for a while. Then, he gradually added back fish and he...
…felt much stronger and had more endurance for his workouts. Now, he eats chicken also, but still stays off red meats.
by Mr._Mulligan on Nov 23, 2011 11:00 AM CST up reply actions
Anecdotal evidence aside, I understand your thoughts but they're not correct.
I’ve been vegan for nearly 20 years and am very athletic.
by jazzbo251 on Nov 23, 2011 11:25 AM CST via iPhone app up reply actions
Can you play fullback tomorrow?
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
by TARHEEL PAUL on Nov 23, 2011 11:27 AM CST up reply actions
I can try.
I’m 6’2" and 190, so I’ll get tossed around a bit, but I’ve been reading all the posts and Raf’s site, so I think I’ve got the play book down.
by jazzbo251 on Nov 23, 2011 12:00 PM CST via iPhone app up reply actions
Be at the stadium at noon.
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
by TARHEEL PAUL on Nov 23, 2011 12:03 PM CST up reply actions
as long as you stack the good days on top of each other
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
by TARHEEL PAUL on Nov 23, 2011 12:22 PM CST up reply actions
And.... Dance like nobody's watching.
Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.
"Meanwhile, like a bitter wine, Philadelphia’s jealousy fermented in the dark cellars of pride and resentment. With no playoff hopes of their own, Eagles fans turned towards hating the Cowboys." Steve Sabol, NFL films
by Nickthegrip on Nov 23, 2011 12:53 PM CST up reply actions
If only I wasn't in New York.
I was a Center in high school. And at 6’, and over 250, I’m bigger than Fiametta :)
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by CotySaxman on Nov 23, 2011 6:29 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Put me in coach...
I’m 6’2", 320lbs, have a hard head and no brain left to concuss. I’d be the modern version of the Fridge for them.LOL
Rabid and luvin' it
Put it another way
getting enough protein and the right amino acids requires exceptional attention to one’s diet, especially if that person is an elite athlete. It can and has been done, but it’s a challenge. So if he’s the least bit lazy and hasn’t gotten excellent nutrional advise, he could have some deficiencies that cause him problems.
Don't believe everything you think.
I would say that this is a far more accurate assessment; however, only at the beginning.
Many people transition to meat/dairy-free diets and struggle. This isn’t surprising. Our society’s diet is based heavily on these products. With time though, it becomes very easy.
Considering he only started vegan during training camp...
there’s a very good chance he hasn’t gotten it all ironed out yet.
Rabid and luvin' it
If Sensi can't go, the game could be a shootout between Romo and Moore
as Church is simply horrible pass in coverage.
In Romo we Trust
We need a break to get through these next 2 games and hope everyone is healthy for December.
Wish you were here and comfortably numb.
I know
this team has not been on the fortunate side of the injury bug. Although I heard on Sirius that the league is on pace to set a record for players on IR. Not surprising, but sad.
Don't believe everything you think.
Knock on wood
but at least we haven’t had anyone go on IR
We're here to win football games. The way to do that is to tell him and to get on him at the right times. I do that when you guys (media) don't see and watch.''
What else makes a strong leader?
"You win,'' Romo said. "You're a very good leader once you win.
"That's' what we're going to do.''
by TARHEEL PAUL on Nov 23, 2011 11:23 AM CST up reply actions
Yeah we have. :) I can think of a couple off the top of my head. But they weren't starters, really.
Do you consider a certain kicker a starter?
Although...
Nagy was a starter until he got hurt and Buehler started every game for us kicking off.
Rabid and luvin' it
We have had problems, but there are several teams that are much worse.
At least Tony Romo came back.
Formerly Pineywoods - different name, same cockeyed view of the world.
Jason Garrett - Lord of Order
Rob Ryan - Lord of Chaos
May I know how you came to the conclusion that Church is horrible on Pass coverages?
Last time i saw…Ryan had him on Nickel packages…and he did not seem horrible…
by thejanusman on Nov 23, 2011 12:02 PM CST up reply actions
Fiammetta opts for radical vegan vagina operation rather than NFL career
Cursed, I tell ya, cursed, with a capital “C” that rhymes with “T” that spells “Trouble”. That’s right folks, trouble, right here in Cowboy city.Trouble with a capital “C”, that rhymes with “V” , which spells Vegan.
I remember when, just about a week ago, we were swelling with pride:Romo could throw,Robinson could catch,Murray could run, and Dez could disappear the entire second half.The defense wasn’t mistaken for a colander. And the Oline wasn’t auditioning for the part of Tiny Tim.All of this goes to show, how schizophrenic this team is and the need for an identity. Will it be a good rushing team, a passing team, good defensive team, or a good rebuilding team?
I see trouble ahead friend. Where there’s trouble, along comes the kind of unabashed troublemakers and ne’er-do-wells with their year round coconut tans swaggering in here, ready for a rumble.
Tanstaafl.... you crazy kid.
Have you taken on a new screen name here at BTB?
Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.
"Meanwhile, like a bitter wine, Philadelphia’s jealousy fermented in the dark cellars of pride and resentment. With no playoff hopes of their own, Eagles fans turned towards hating the Cowboys." Steve Sabol, NFL films
by Nickthegrip on Nov 23, 2011 12:55 PM CST up reply actions
I think I sense "havoc" on BTB
Fear the Star!
I don't think I've ever seen tanstaafl
Refer to a fullback as possessing feminine organs.
My most recent fanpost:
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by CotySaxman on Nov 23, 2011 6:32 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Are you 100% positive?
Sometimes it’s a little hard to be sure exactly what he’s saying.LOL
Rabid and luvin' it
Hey, O.C.C., what's up with the BTB Countdown Clock?
It’s still stuck on the Redskins game. Our kickoff is in less than twenty-six hours. Shouldn’t it be counting down already?
Is that something you can fix, or is that something to leave to SBNation guys?
Fear the Star!
Because as a computer you dont't actually have hands?
Don't believe everything you think.
by dunkman on Nov 23, 2011 2:46 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
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