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Time for an entry devoted to the "Best Team in NY!!"Oh Paulie, say it isn't so!!Here are David Wright and some guy making drinks for their new-found friends and David acting like a spaz. And here are the girls freaking out over the drinks. Yeah, I'd be freaking out too if D-Wright made me a drink. Se...
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