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Ian Rapaport and other media types have used the word "Gronkle". It's even a Twitter hashtag.
So who actually coined the word besides me?
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Gronkle already existed.
It's the name of one of the types of dragons in the movie "How to Train Your Dragon" (Before you say anything....I have a kid.lol.)
This is spelled with an added "C" though. Close enough
Here is a picture of it... kind of resembles "The REAL Thing" huh?
I like to add "gate" at the end like the media does to everything else. Gronkle-gate. Are the Patriots hiding a more serious injury?? Or are they reverse pretending, ie. saying he's healthy b/c they know you will think the opposite of whatever they say.
Last edited by Gronkandez; 01-31-2012 at 06:08 PM..
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The word "Gronkle" is getting traction
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