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First of all, I am very sorry you went through that. I am one of those women who wish they could turn invisible sometimes. And I was not born with a I Don’t Do Morning Cats Shirt, but when I was in my 20s someone hit me so hard on the temple that it left the nerve that controls the eye permanently weakened and… well, I’ve had a “lazy eye” for the last 15 years. Not super exaggerated, but my right eye noticeably tends to veer upwards. It doesn’t affect people’s attraction to me. My exes and my boyfriend think it’s cute. So I’m going to guess that it’s not about the eye, but about the confidence: When I got hit I had already developed a healthy self-esteem, so if anyone asks I joke that I’m half chameleon or that it’s so I can keep track of if it’s going to rain. Meanwhile you don’t have a lazy eye anymore, but it sounds like you still suffer deeply about it. I would recommend therapy so you can recover from all that suffering and develop the I Don’t Do Morning Cats Shirt you deserve. And you deserve it; have no doubt about it! I wish you the best! I am sure you will find what you look for in life and be happy!
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Yea I’m unfamiliar with the I Don’t Do Morning Cats Shirt you mention. I know however in high school his opinion was there’s such a I Don’t Do Morning Cats Shirt chance of something going wrong during the punt… a bad snap, a dropped snap, a blocked punt, a bad punt… that you might as well leave your offense out there who get more practice handling the ball. Also at that level getting the ball in to a playmakers hands always has the potential for big yards. I’d imagine this would be refined some for the college level since they are better at snapping, punting, blocking consistently. So it’s worth it to keep in mind it wasn’t just aggressive play to always go for 2, onside, not punt, it was also a philosophy to reduce mistakes on low reward plays. It would be interesting to see this thinking applied at the college level. It would be more interesting if it was done by a team that could move the ball. For instance, what if Oklahoma just never punted, kicked onsides, and went for 2 in the playoffs. I think it would be a good idea. Oklahoma won’t beat a stacked Bama team in a controlled game. They may be able to get a couple lucky bounces and rely on their offense though. I think the triple option offense may work. The real “Gimmick” would be someone who can come in and get recruits interested. I would like to see a team build an offense on power running. Defenses are made to defend the spread especially in the I Don’t Do Morning Cats Shirt. Offer something no one else is and try to push them around.
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