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I wish I could say I drunkingly posted a preview of the Nets instead of the Sixers. I can't. I haven't felt like this since a hot girl caught we watching wrestling my freshman year of college.
But I'm deathly afraid of Philadelphia after what happened last year. I'm not talking about it. Google ...
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