Allen Ottman's opinion of the 2nd pitch with 1 #4 camalot. I'll admit the 1st pitch was stellar.

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Allen Ottman's opinion of the 2nd pitch with 1 #4 camalot. I'll admit the 1st pitch was stellar.

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The crawl in from the left, from the top of the Pedestal Pitch. 11/88

Behold the Emperor in all it's glory

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Matt Pickren

Sep 10, 2007

“Allen Ottman's opinion of the 2nd pitch with 1 #4 camalot. I'll admit the 1st pitch was stellar.”

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