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Home / ESPN Bashing / Approach ESPN’s NFL page at your own risk

Approach ESPN’s NFL page at your own risk

  • By Tim Ryan
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  • Updated: July 12, 2010


Matthew Berry would like to creep you out a bit

Seriously, they could have littered the page with the cast from Time Bandits dry-humping the Lollipop Guild and we'd be slightly more comfortable than we are at the current moment.

Looks like Frosty the Snowman had sex with a Conehead.

[via ESPN]

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