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John Price
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@John Price wakes up and says "7 hours of work-free binge-eating starts now"
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With or without chocolate chips & sprinkles?
And admit it......you can't wait to have that new Spongebob platter from Wendy's.
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withoutWith or without chocolate chips & sprinkles?
And admit it......you can't wait to have that new Spongebob platter from Wendy's.
Adidas doesn't say how long the jersey is, only that it's 41-43 inches wide
if this small ends up too small fine but it'd be nice to know how long it is
LOL MACHADO STILL USES BANDOLERO IN NPB
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John Price
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John Price
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I haven't signed up yet, I usually do it the day before the first Redzone.
And then I cancel it immediately after the last Redzone of the season
John Price
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@MetalheadPenguinsFan Pancakes is back!!!! 
We had a special college football edition just now, so as soon as I see it on You Tube I will post it for you !
We had a special college football edition just now, so as soon as I see it on You Tube I will post it for you !
John Price
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Jeez....now he's not even using the service dog excuse.
I'm just waiting for someone in one of these stadiums to act like that POS usher in Denver did to my man Hample. 
He's just lucky Ben is a golden retriever a breed that is universally loved, because if it was one of those tiny ankle biters I'm sure the feedback would be more like the 2 distractors that I found on X today.Yeah.........no. There are rules in place for taking pets into public places. Kirk gets away with this on a technicality. A pet just can't be taken anywhere and everywhere "just because".
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If a service dog on an NCL ship laid down on its back, and started rubbing the carpeting like Ben did on the field, the owner would be spoken to & a repeat offense would have them kicked off the ship.
If a service dog on an NCL ship sat on furniture in any public room, including a dining room, the same result as above would apply.
If a service dog was in a public area and not on a leash, the same result as above would apply.
If someone called NCL and said they wanted to bring their ESA with them, they would be told "no".
If someone called NCL and said they wanted to bring Fido because "he was their best friend & like a family member" they would be told "no" and be lucky if we didn't burst out laughing.
So, I do apologize if my feelings towards "Ben" don't match with the majority.
If a service dog on an NCL ship sat on furniture in any public room, including a dining room, the same result as above would apply.
If a service dog was in a public area and not on a leash, the same result as above would apply.
If someone called NCL and said they wanted to bring their ESA with them, they would be told "no".
If someone called NCL and said they wanted to bring Fido because "he was their best friend & like a family member" they would be told "no" and be lucky if we didn't burst out laughing.
So, I do apologize if my feelings towards "Ben" don't match with the majority.
John Price
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If a service dog on an NCL ship laid down on its back, and started rubbing the carpeting like Ben did on the field, the owner would be spoken to & a repeat offense would have them kicked off the ship.
If a service dog on an NCL ship sat on furniture in any public room, including a dining room, the same result as above would apply.
If a service dog was in a public area and not on a leash, the same result as above would apply.
If someone called NCL and said they wanted to bring their ESA with them, they would be told "no".
If someone called NCL and said they wanted to bring Fido because "he was their best friend & like a family member" they would be told "no" and be lucky if we didn't burst out laughing.
So, I do apologize if my feelings towards "Ben" don't match with the majority.
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I’m starting to think Herbie let’s Ben lick the inside of his mouth and give him his Botox injections
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1. **Documentation Requirements:**
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Do your parents allow you to gamble?
John Price
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they don't care
did you see lady luck HQ was at hard Rock Hollywood
Former Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski appears to be enjoying his retirement.
Over the weekend, a video of Coach K playing the slots went viral on social media.
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I can't speak for other cruise lines but NCL does NOT accept ESA's. Period.
John Price
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Taking a creepshot video like a f***ing weirdo. Leave the man alone.
He notices he's being recorded and the person turns away, what a p***y-ass douchebag.
Act like an adult and just try to talk to him. If he says piss off, then don't be a jerk and go away.
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John Price
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In accordance with the ADA, Norwegian Cruise Line does NOT accept “Emotional Support” dogs as service dogs, they CANNOT sail.
Guests must provide copies of the dog’s current vaccination records that show all shots are up-to-date (including Rabies), as well as a USDA or International Health certificate
Guests are responsible for checking with all ports of call for any special requirements they may have. Guests are responsible for bringing all food, medication and life jacket for the dog
A relief sand box will be provided
Guests must provide copies of the dog’s current vaccination records that show all shots are up-to-date (including Rabies), as well as a USDA or International Health certificate
Guests are responsible for checking with all ports of call for any special requirements they may have. Guests are responsible for bringing all food, medication and life jacket for the dog
A relief sand box will be provided
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