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Obzerver
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Don't forget the life time supply of PAM.
According to a Big Sky Conference press release, four Hornet football players have been issued reprimands for illegally applying a non-stick cooking spray on their jerseys during a 31-24 loss to top-ranked University of Montana last week.
One player concluded that he was using the olive oil spray which is better for us and the bonus is they are chlorofluorocarbon free and and we don't use straws.
According to a Big Sky Conference press release, four Hornet football players have been issued reprimands for illegally applying a non-stick cooking spray on their jerseys during a 31-24 loss to top-ranked University of Montana last week.
One player concluded that he was using the olive oil spray which is better for us and the bonus is they are chlorofluorocarbon free and and we don't use straws.
luckyintheorder
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Obzerver said:Don't forget the life time supply of PAM.
According to a Big Sky Conference press release, four Hornet football players have been issued reprimands for illegally applying a non-stick cooking spray on their jerseys during a 31-24 loss to top-ranked University of Montana last week.
One player concluded that he was using the olive oil spray which is better for us and the bonus is they are chlorofluorocarbon free and and we don't use straws.
Just glad you used the PG picture. Who knows where else or when they are applying this lubricant.