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The Mumps!

KissMyGrits
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We need our current wins to keep holding weight. Root for Ohio State, Tennesse, UTSA & Texas State to keep on winning. Texas State plays San Diego State this weekend, and it seems like the SDSU team has had a Mumps outbreak. Like a large fraction of the team is out with the Mumps. Makes me think of the different ways to go out on The Oregon Trail!image.jpeg.7bd84d097932ce28304ac2ff1ff49195.jpeg

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    49 minutes ago, KissMyGrits said:

    We need our current wins to keep holding weight. Root for Ohio State, Tennesse, UTSA & Texas State to keep on winning. Texas State plays San Diego State this weekend, and it seems like the SDSU team has had a Mumps outbreak. Like a large fraction of the team is out with the Mumps. Makes me think of the different ways to go out on The Oregon Trail!image.jpeg.7bd84d097932ce28304ac2ff1ff49195.jpeg

    If Bob gets Cholera, that’s a wrap!

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    KissMyGrits said:

    We need our current wins to keep holding weight. Root for Ohio State, Tennesse, UTSA & Texas State to keep on winning. Texas State plays San Diego State this weekend, and it seems like the SDSU team has had a Mumps outbreak. Like a large fraction of the team is out with the Mumps. Makes me think of the different ways to go out on The Oregon Trail!

     

    Mumps is a brutal way to get wrecked on a depth chart, Oregon Trail really did prepare us for random disaster lol.

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