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TUCK! sez: (Make your own obligatory Eric Clapton/Buckcherry references here)by TuckMarch 18, 2010 
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AKR said...
What’s replitation? Posted 03/18 at 10:31 AM
Kevin the Fish said...
Really sad, but the worst part is that a person at Washington’s age doesn’t just do a line on a whim. IMHO it’s obvious that he has at least one monkey….But then again he has plenty of company. Posted 03/18 at 11:43 AM
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Washington belongs in the White Room, not in the dugout.