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我要评论Whatever your interests may have been in the third grade, it probably didn't involve cardboard cutouts. 。
Irene Liiao of Manhasset, New York, shared her third grade obsession with basketball legend Michael Jordan on twitter yesterday. Apparently, the Chicago Bulls great meant a great deal to the young Liiao, but she couldn't spend all her time around the real deal. So she found a cardboard solution. 。
SEE ALSO:These guys are slam dunking on top of a speeding train。She shared pictures of herself taking an enormous life-size Michael Jordan cutout everywhere she went. 。
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in the third grade i was obsessed with michael jordan so i carried a cardboard cutout of him around for a month pic.twitter.com/YaZ53Whbel 。
— irene (ireneliiao) September 19, 2016。
She calls this unique buddy system an 'obsession' and it'd be tough to argue with her. 。
Credit: ireneliiao/twitter 。
Credit: ireneliiao/twitter 。
Credit: ireneliiao/twitter 。Credit: ireneliiao/twitter 。
Clearly there is a new standard for Michael Jordan fans.。
Unless you've carried his cutout around a mall, the produce section, a Starbucks and an escalator, the countless Chicago Bulls games you've watched mean nothing. 。相关文章
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