Adios La Campana
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Leveon Bell could be out the door after this season, per this article (La Campana is bell in Spanish)
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I heard they were going to move him to linebacker, and told him
his job would be to take out other qb's knees, or break their neck..
he refused. The other baggage he has, they don't care.
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There would 31 other teams more than happy to have him.
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His name isn't "The Bell."
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His name isn't "The Bell."
Yea, but I understand that this is the proper way to write it in Spanish. Goodbye Bell, yes would be Adios Campana....but I think it is improper grammatically to do it that way.
Maybe there are some Spanish speakers out there who can tell us. (I am not one)
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I am one. It would be adios campana or adios a la campana. Though if you have to explain it in the first post, maybe not that much of a point to it.
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I am one. It would be adios campana or adios a la campana. Though if you have to explain it in the first post, maybe not that much of a point to it.
I am one. It would be adios campana or adios a la campana. Though if you have to explain it in the first post, maybe not that much of a point to it.
The point was that Leveon Bell may be out of Pittsburgh after this year.....at least that is the report.......however you say it....compadre.
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