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Fang's Bites found this 10/11/2008 on weblogs.newsday.com [flag]
Wow, tough choices early this afternoon on what to watch during the Cornell-Harvard commercial breaks on Versus. Rutgers-Cincinnati on SNY (good Carlin-bashing fodder), Syracuse-West Virginia on ESPNU (real life rematch of apparently mischaracterized 1959 game between the teams depicted in ... [link]

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Published 10/11/2008 by kzfone@gmail.com (kzfone) at Fang's Bites
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