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458 panthers und 40 -110

460 NEW YORK GIANTS +5½-110 463 NEW YORK JETS +14-110 464 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES -14-110

387 umass ov 69.5 -110 best bet

383 WESTERN KENTUCKY -2½-110

No he wanted cat food money.

took 10 mins with a friend and about that long with a diffrent sportsbook than Phoenix dont know if they do something different that it would take 3 days thats why i asked.

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171 FLORIDA ATLANTIC -1-110

131 byu -2.5 -110

114 Wisconsin-23.5 -110

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Jake the snake was a wrestling legend

258 dolphins +16 -110 264 bills +7 -115 best bet 102 packers -4.5 -115 252 texans -5 -105

You know its bad when josh gordon says this guy is ruining his career.

week 4 rams

Venetian is my first go to place when i go to vegas its a ritual for me

send him a pic of your dick so he can add it to his dick portfolio and you wont hear from him again.

the family will pool their money together to illegally bring there relatives here.

Only met kinger didnt feel nervous seem to be a cool guy online turned out to be the same in person.

this guy parents were loaded and he had the best high school parties in the school of course he got a slap on the wrist.

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do they have any bonouses in these iowa books or is it like vegas?

fuck just keep this as my week 3 picks please