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My Invitation to the Nation

I'm unsure whether it was ironic timing of the playoff loss or simply complete lack of knowledge of the fact that I am a Yankee fan but when I returned from vacation yesterday and checked the oft unchecked Facebook account I had a notice. I was offered an invitation to join the Red Sox Nation.

Needless to say I will not be accepting said invitation however I did think it was a well veiled salt in the wound attempt. Well done Mr. & Mrs. Naaman, well done.
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Anonymous said…
Who is the ass hat out there stealing my identity. Yes, Namaan is a Red Sox fan as well as a fan of talking in the third person. Namaan is definitely not a part of Red Sox Nation or Facebook.
7:50 AM
Bob Kraft said…
You guys may be taking this namaan fletcher thing too far.
8:04 AM
Anonymous said…
It says Mrs. Naaman Fletcher
8:44 AM
Anonymous said…
Mrs. Namaan Fletcher is not allowed to use the computer.
9:12 AM
Simon said…
Senor Naaman, learn to spell your nombre.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naaman_Fletcher
10:39 AM
Anonymous said…
Its called poetic license.

I believe your name is mispelled as well.
11:03 AM
Simon said…
Good attempt, however Simon was a nickname in highschool, and that was the spelling and pronunciation I was going for.
12:58 PM
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