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They also left out when people have a Stafford infection.
This is when people get the idea in their head that an ok college quarterback is the second coming of John Elway and the idea grows and swells until just the idea that the local team might not draft him makes the person discharge green mucus out their orifices Posted via Mobile Device |
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:shake: Not even remotely close to being funny or accurate.... Good try though... |
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They are all pretty funny. Even PZs.
I have one. Constipational blindness: It's when a person has thier head so far up Mark Sanchez's ass they cant see anything else. The 1st step to recovery is to admit you have a problem. |
Well, I'm also surprised they didn't include Gunthermia.
Gunthermia: Most often affects linebackers. Symptoms include suddenly freezing in place at the snap of the ball, confusion, and loss of stats. FAX |
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Football: A disease Samie Parker never has to worry about catching.
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I suffer from Grbacitis. Whenever I get in a high-pressure situation, I instantly fall to the floor and curl up into a ball.
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Thiggitis-feelings of grandeur
self proclaimed NFL starting QB status have sex with a skeleton and think it's tight |
Curlera: A syndrome first described in 2000 causing persistent bafflement, mystification, and perplexity in its victims. The exact cause remains unknown although more recent research indicates that the condition worsens when observing an individual being paid astronomical sums for doing absolutely nothing.
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True Fanism is yet to be defined
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Brodiephilia
To hurt oneself repeatedly Posted via Mobile Device |
LinEllitoism: When someone fucks up so much, they remove any and all reason for them to live ever again.
Its common for people with this disease to try and hang themselves. However most cases end safely, as they usually don't have the fucking accuracy to kick the stool out from under them. |
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