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'God's Quarterback' Tebowing on Easter

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I agree. I just wish politicians wouldn't "use" him for political posturing. That drives me nuts.

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...We need more people like in our community.

I can't watch a video of him without my gaydar going off.

IMHO, he probably is part of our community.

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LOL, well he has said that he's saving his virginity for marriage. Not exactly Joe Namath.

That's interesting. I also had a gaydar moment with him as well. It does seem that many closeted Christians dive more into religious habits when trying to cover their homosexuality. It will be interesting to see how he evolves.

Now that he's in NY maybe he'll be exposed to more variety. . .

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He certainly is not the first athlete, pro or amateur, to pray on the playing field and, hopefully, not the last. However, I wonder how Georgetown, TX came into the picture. I have been to this town several times and never noticed anything "special" about it. It is a town, not a city. To gather 15,000 folks, they had to come from miles around, not unusual for west Texas or many places in the further west, but, again, why GTU?

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