Radcliffe decided to get real cozy with the RBC docks this morning. Pete is probably thinking--"Are you serious???"
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Tower, this is Ghost Rider requesting a flyby.
ReplyDeleteNegative Ghost Rider, the pattern is full.
ReplyDeleteIn other news, I'm fairly confident that the oar-javelin technique would be quite effective at that range.
Just have to aim for the coxswain, and then they are helpless!
ReplyDeleteThose Harvard Women...
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