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Ricky Fandango said:
I wonder what Deacon Jones and Jack Youngblood would say.
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Not sure they had cheerleaders when Deacon played for the Rams. It’s only since mid-70’s or so that pros had cheerleaders. I loved me some Raiders cheerleaders in the 80s...literally. Saw Fred Dreier in the doctor’s office the other day.
Never was a fan of the male “yell leaders” myself.
 
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xav10 said:
Not sure they had cheerleaders when Deacon played for the Rams. It’s only since mid-70’s or so that pros had cheerleaders. I loved me some Raiders cheerleaders in the 80s...literally. Saw Fred Dreier in the doctor’s office the other day.
Never was a fan of the male “yell leaders” myself.
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Not sure who Fred Dreier is but Fred Dryer played for the Rams. But it sounds like you're a Raiders fan so I guess I understand you not knowing who Hunter is.
 
Multi Sport said:
Not sure who Fred Dreier is but Fred Dryer played for the Rams. But it sounds like you're a Raiders fan so I guess I understand you not knowing who Hunter is.
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Yup I misspelled it. Where was the talk of “Hunter” that I missed? Always hated the Raiders. Their cheerleaders were great while they were here though. I knew a couple.
 
xav10 said:
Yup I misspelled it. Where was the talk of “Hunter” that I missed? Always hated the Raiders. Their cheerleaders were great while they were here though. I knew a couple.
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Seriously? Fred Dryer. Hunter. You need me to explain that? Not that ever watched the show but I knew who Hunter was played by.
 
Disney Princess Rips Planned Parenthood: ‘Abortion Doesn’t Empower’ Women


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Deanna Falchook
by Dr. Susan Berry29 Mar 2018379

29 Mar, 2018 29 Mar, 2018
A former Disney World princess who had an abortion condemns the recent controversial Planned Parenthood tweet calling for a “Disney princess who’s had an abortion,” by slamming the feminist narrative that abortion “empowers” women.
Writing at Medium, Deanna Falchook refers to the now deleted message tweeted

There was no pressure from the company or management to abort my baby. I didn’t tell them. But I made a decision on my own that I quickly lived to regret.

In the immediate days following my abortion, I struggled deeply. I continued to sing songs in front of the castle about dreams coming true, but eventually had to quit my dream job due to my inability to reconcile my decision within myself. I wanted to die.

Eventually, I found healing. It was an arduous struggle to navigate my personal grief. But by the grace of God, I am living an amazing life.
 
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