The White House, the President and the Super Bowl Champs

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The Third I The Third I posted 5/5/2008 from blogs.phillyburbs.com [flag]
I wasn’t sure if I was more excited about going to the White House or watching the President honor the New York Giants as Super Bowl champions. [link]
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