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The "Dud" in that commercial resembled my youthful self to a disturbing degree.

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Quite a few I've seen are a lot like those folks who pop the question at a sportsball event - you get that icky feeling the setting was chosen to make it much more difficult for the other person to say "no".

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"It is not meant to harm those who are picked and I do not believe that it does."

When thinking about people with good judgment of what is and is not harmful, I think "teenagers" ranks somewhere below "con artists" and above "Republicans" on the spectrum.

Especially since young men who did not like their "position" in the draft could apparently pay money to move up to a better slot. (Aside: if that were the case, who gets the money?)

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Sounds like Mystery Date. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watc..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfcBl_Eps_c">http://www.youtube.com/watc...

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That's a lot to pay for a case of the blue balls.

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But they'd be most appreciative if the boys would take care of the #1 seed of the day before the prom date . . .

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"Contraception Kitty"

Hello Kitty's cousin that the family never talks about...

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the Houston Texans of high school

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even sadder- since the girls have veto power he probably is $140 poorer and still has no date

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They should alternate every year with a Sadie Hawkins draft

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Well, whatever walked there, walked alone.

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"What would Baptist Jesus do?" is always a tough call.

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