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Originally Posted by 330soon2b Pats put the wood to the Texans. Didn't expect that. I thought Texans were a better team. They had their heads hung low early in the game.

Yeah .... that wasn't a game, that was a shellacking!

I enjoyed every minute of it though. When Brady lets Mallett on the field you KNOW there's a huge gap in the score.

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The word "there" can appear as a pronoun, as in “over there".

"Their" is a possessive pronoun. In a phrase like “Susan and Bill's car,” it could be used to to make a new phrase: “their car.”

”They're” is a contraction of “they are.”
“They are” should always be able to replace “they're.”

Extra credit: It's "I'm looking for an M3" not "I'm looking for a M3".