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just a test
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 wde2004 |
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Posts: 13 (04/17/05 18:33:32) Benchwarmer or Coverted Bammer? |
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rwylie |
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 Posts: 5678 (05/17/06 13:25:04) |
this is just a test too
to pad my post count  SCREW BAMA War Eagle VI (Tiger) is a golden eagle whose lineage is traced back to the Civil War. Legend has it that an Auburn student was wounded serving under Robert E. Lee in the Battle of the Wilderness. After losing consciousness, the soldier awoke seeing only two living things left on the battlefield -- himself and a baby eagle. Twenty-eight years later, the soldier was a member of the Auburn faculty at the Georgia-Auburn game in 1892. When Auburn scored first, his eagle, now an old adult, broke free and began flying above the stadium. The crowd was said to have cried, "War Eagle!". |
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rwylie |
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Posts: 5678 (05/17/06 13:25:29) |
probably need to test again
SCREW BAMA War Eagle VI (Tiger) is a golden eagle whose lineage is traced back to the Civil War. Legend has it that an Auburn student was wounded serving under Robert E. Lee in the Battle of the Wilderness. After losing consciousness, the soldier awoke seeing only two living things left on the battlefield -- himself and a baby eagle. Twenty-eight years later, the soldier was a member of the Auburn faculty at the Georgia-Auburn game in 1892. When Auburn scored first, his eagle, now an old adult, broke free and began flying above the stadium. The crowd was said to have cried, "War Eagle!". |
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rwylie |
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Posts: 5678 (05/17/06 13:25:52) |
test? sure why not?
SCREW BAMA War Eagle VI (Tiger) is a golden eagle whose lineage is traced back to the Civil War. Legend has it that an Auburn student was wounded serving under Robert E. Lee in the Battle of the Wilderness. After losing consciousness, the soldier awoke seeing only two living things left on the battlefield -- himself and a baby eagle. Twenty-eight years later, the soldier was a member of the Auburn faculty at the Georgia-Auburn game in 1892. When Auburn scored first, his eagle, now an old adult, broke free and began flying above the stadium. The crowd was said to have cried, "War Eagle!". |
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rwylie |
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Posts: 5678 (05/17/06 13:26:32) |
i cant let that freak deejay pass me in posts...it just aint right
SCREW BAMA War Eagle VI (Tiger) is a golden eagle whose lineage is traced back to the Civil War. Legend has it that an Auburn student was wounded serving under Robert E. Lee in the Battle of the Wilderness. After losing consciousness, the soldier awoke seeing only two living things left on the battlefield -- himself and a baby eagle. Twenty-eight years later, the soldier was a member of the Auburn faculty at the Georgia-Auburn game in 1892. When Auburn scored first, his eagle, now an old adult, broke free and began flying above the stadium. The crowd was said to have cried, "War Eagle!". |
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rwylie |
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Posts: 5678 (05/17/06 13:27:48) |
this one is for you deejay
SCREW BAMA War Eagle VI (Tiger) is a golden eagle whose lineage is traced back to the Civil War. Legend has it that an Auburn student was wounded serving under Robert E. Lee in the Battle of the Wilderness. After losing consciousness, the soldier awoke seeing only two living things left on the battlefield -- himself and a baby eagle. Twenty-eight years later, the soldier was a member of the Auburn faculty at the Georgia-Auburn game in 1892. When Auburn scored first, his eagle, now an old adult, broke free and began flying above the stadium. The crowd was said to have cried, "War Eagle!". |
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rwylie |
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Posts: 5678 (05/17/06 13:28:12) |
yeah, and this one too
SCREW BAMA War Eagle VI (Tiger) is a golden eagle whose lineage is traced back to the Civil War. Legend has it that an Auburn student was wounded serving under Robert E. Lee in the Battle of the Wilderness. After losing consciousness, the soldier awoke seeing only two living things left on the battlefield -- himself and a baby eagle. Twenty-eight years later, the soldier was a member of the Auburn faculty at the Georgia-Auburn game in 1892. When Auburn scored first, his eagle, now an old adult, broke free and began flying above the stadium. The crowd was said to have cried, "War Eagle!". |
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auburntiger7231 |
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Posts: 3863 (05/17/06 20:28:44) Administrator |
this
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auburntiger7231 |
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Posts: 3863 (05/17/06 20:29:02) Administrator |
looks
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auburntiger7231 |
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Posts: 3863 (05/17/06 20:29:19) Administrator |
like
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auburntiger7231 |
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Posts: 3863 (05/17/06 20:29:36) Administrator |
lots
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