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Such proletariat is not as honorable as Bud Poliquin, whose mastery of the lexicon is so benevolent that the populace simply cannot fathom.
#11 – BUD POLIQUIN WAXING POETICALLY
Those two paragraphs took about 45 thesaurus.com searches and two hours to write. I assume this is what Bud does to create his columns, since no person can actually write like that.
You've already read about Bud's mastery of the camera, but he is most famous for his work with the quill ... er ... pen.
Here are some gems to expect from Bud in the 2011 season:
Got a suggestion for Bud? Leave it in the comments ... but don't use the language of the peasants.
Click here to read all the 20 Reasons to be Excited for the upcoming season.
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You've already read about Bud's mastery of the camera, but he is most famous for his work with the quill ... er ... pen.
Here are some gems to expect from Bud in the 2011 season:
In the 50 intervals between Ernie Davis' mad dash to the Heisman decoration, there have been more than a smattering of talented couriers donning the orange robe. But not a one with the transcendent dexterity, might or charisma as the Elmira Express in the narrative of this outfit.
The diminutive racer doth not contain the breadth of Jerome Bettis nor the altitude of Eddie George, but alas Antwon Bailey exudes the coronary fortitude of 100 steads.
From Don McPherson to Donovan McNabb and henceforth Ryan Nassib, the glory days of yesteryear hath returned triumphantly to the shores of Onondaga. The Huns of West Virginia and the Carthaginians of Pittsburgh are left in runs as Marrone's band swaggers atop the Mountain.
Got a suggestion for Bud? Leave it in the comments ... but don't use the language of the peasants.
Click here to read all the 20 Reasons to be Excited for the upcoming season.
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