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I'm seeing it everywhere... 'Tom quit!" Absolute hogwash. It couldn't be more clear, he got poked in BOTH eyes. That was straight out of the Three Stooges. I think most people agree he lost that first round, but to suggest he quit or looked for a way out is absurd.

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