Wikipedia Rumor: Josh Smith to the 76ers FOLLOW LINK
by FrankieJayIII on Jul 9, 2008 9:36 AM PDT
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early rumors??? did you see the revisions taking place.
check the link of the revision taking place.
check the link of the revision taking place.
check the link of the revision taking place.
check the link of the revision taking place.
check the link of the revision taking place.
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Josh_Smith&diff=224600665&oldid=224600127
And thats how rumors get started.
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this is wikipedia
while it may be great for writing history papers, the fact that anyone could edit it probably means that its fake. if i wanted to, i could go on there and say that the warriors signed him for a mininum contract and that the hawks let him go because theyre actually just a bunch of warriors fans
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