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@blazersedge Breaking: Jerryd "I haven't worked out with Greg at all this summer, I don't know where that's coming from"
WTF
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@blazersedge Breaking: Jerryd "I haven't worked out with Greg at all this summer, I don't know where that's coming from"
old news. He actually did workout with Greg.
Well ... fuck ... if it's on twitter, it has to be true.
Well ... fuck ... if it's on twitter, it has to be true.
Are you saying the qoute is made up, becuase it is defintely not.
I brought this up earlier, but Quick said when he asked Bayless how Greg looked, Bayless said he didn't workout with Greg, but he also had a little grin on his face when he said he didn't.
Either Bayless just felt like kidding around, or maybe the Blazers want to keep the news on Oden down. I think they realize they pumped Greg up a little bit too much before the season last year.
Show me a link where Jerryd specifically said he didn't work out with Greg. Not a third party who is twittering that Jerryd said he didn't work out with Greg.
C'mon, kids. "Work out" is two words when used as a verb. It's one word when used as a noun.Bayless said he didn't workout with Greg . . .

C'mon, kids. "Work out" is two words when used as a verb. It's one word when used as a noun.
Okay, do we have that straight?
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How did you workthatout?C'mon, kids. "Work out" is two words when used as a verb. It's one word when used as a noun.
Okay, do we have that straight?
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C'mon, kids. "Work out" is two words when used as a verb. It's one word when used as a noun.
Okay, do we have that straight?
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C'mon, kids. "Work out" is two words when used as a verb. It's one word when used as a noun.
Okay, do we have that straight?
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And you don't know the difference between "you're" and "your."Your not funny.
