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Here We Go Again With Another NFL “A Bad Lip Reading”

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January 25, 2014

BAD LIP READING

Well, the guys from A Bad Lip Reading have come up with a new version as we gear up for the Super Bowl. Jim Harbaugh, Peyton manning and others make it into this new version that i am sure you will all enjoy.

If you recall the first one produced by these guys brought us Tom Brady’s “Fido” and Adrian Petterson’s “Orange Peanut”, lets see what version two has to offer.

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Here We Go Again With Another NFL “A Bad Lip Reading”

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Well, the guys from A Bad Lip Reading have come up with a new version as we gear up for the Super Bowl. Jim Harbaugh, Peyton manning and others make it into this new version that i am sure you will all enjoy.

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