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What if cable news networks hired female anchors based on merit instead of looks?

:scared::eek: Then they'd not have Christie Paul and Laurie Dhue!

Keep it like it is!!:dancingpa

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What if someone had thought to lock the balcony door at Ford's Theater?

What if all the dirt in the world were piled up into one big pile?

 

One of our locals once asked me that?:lol:

I think this post of yours deserves this post from PutMeInCoach....

Since this was posted on the first page.

 

 

 

 

:p;):sssh::lol:

You're absolutely correct! Hey, I was in a hurry! But honestly,,,can you ever have enough "what if the Bengals won the SB?" posts?

I'll bet you've been lurking around, just waiting to jump in with #100...:cool:

 

Nope, just logged on actually :lol:.

What if HB20 liked the Patriots instead of the Giants!

What if HB20 liked the Patriots instead of the Giants!

 

The last 7 or so years, the BGP server would have crashed every January.:lol:

What if Erin Andrews was single and living in the Northern Kentucky area? :lol:

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What if Erin Andrews was single and living in the Northern Kentucky area? :lol:
You'd have to quickly learn how to guage a distance of 1,000 ft. or more. :devil:
What if HB20 liked the Patriots instead of the Giants!

 

Then the Patriots wouldn't have lost in Super Bowl XLII. :D

You'd have to quickly learn how to guage a distance of 1,000 ft. or more. :devil:

 

:lol:

 

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