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This just in....
New Orleans Saints CB Jason David has been bumped from the flight to Cincinnati by gubernatorial order. Due to the approach of the tropical system Fay, Governor Bobby Jindal of the state of Louisiana has issued a red alert and needs David, known for great sucking, to drain the city of New Orleans in case of torrential downpours.
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