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Some People's Kids found this 4/18/2007 on www.10000takes.com [flag]

Pay attention Cincinnati, you may learn a thing or two. Suspended Green Bay Packers receiver Koren Robinson will be serving the 45-day work-release portion of his 90-day sentence (actually two 90-day sentences served at the same time - #1 for violating probation and #2 for fleeing police) by rehabbing his knee with the Packers team phyician, Patrick McKenzie. Robinson will also be working ... [link]

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Lunch Break: Confit de Canard
Published 4/18/2007 by The Inevitable Muck-up at Some People's Kids
... Sneaky, Koren, sneaky.

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