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Where the hell is Cotton? Shouldn't he chime in on this, since he lives near Philly?
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the real answer, the cool places wouldn't let them in.

i know for a fact that the Khyber wouldn't let them in.


That's right...weren't they heckled and shit a lot?

I mean, this is the city where they booed Santa Claus.


they were heckled, but that happens in every city.
even the San Diego cast complained about that. that's why they got into all those fights.
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and for the last time, we booed Santa because he was dirty, drunk, skinny and tripped and fell over.

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and for the last time, we booed Santa because he was dirty, drunk, skinny and tripped and fell over.


Also, they cheered when Michael Irvin was paralyzed on their concrete, er..turf.

Little karmic payback going on with TO, no?

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what's michael irvin's karmic payback for those suits?

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what's michael irvin's karmic payback for those suits?


His inability to speak clearly?

Also, I blame The Playmaker for Tom Jackson's regrettable wardrobe decisions these days.

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i have to admit, for two players that i hated while they were playing . . . Irving and Aikman are both good at what they do and never bother me. And neither of them have any kind of anti-Eagles bias (which it seems like half the commentators have)

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Aikman is non-offensive in a very whitebread way, but solid nonetheless.

Irvin, sometimes is just plain funny...but he does alright, even with those fly ass orange suits.

Still, the TJackson downslide into brown on brown on brown or stripes on stripes on stripes is just depressing to me.

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When Aikman first started doing commentary he was hilariously awkward, especially when called upon to ad-lib anything. Now he's what GAR said.

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