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PaperDoll said:Youth sports coverage brings out a whole different clash of dimwit. Is it Fall yet?
KYSportsWriter said:PaperDoll said:Youth sports coverage brings out a whole different clash of dimwit. Is it Fall yet?
Not yet, but thank the good lord above, fall sports are starting to hold practices around these parts.
UPChip said:I hope you hit a deer.
Mark2010 said:UPChip said:I hope you hit a deer.
Clashic! I've never gotten the nerve to actually say or write that to a source/reader, though God knows I wanted to.
UPChip said:Mark2010 said:UPChip said:I hope you hit a deer.
Clashic! I've never gotten the nerve to actually say or write that to a source/reader, though God knows I wanted to.
Just hard enough to take out a headlight or cause a few hundred bucks in damage. In this part of the world, it's happened to almost everyone. I have a coworker who has hit well over five.
flexmaster33 said:Long diatribe sent from a Little League mom today, complaining that her little Johnny got left off the all-star team for the summer. It goes on to point out how supportive her wonderful son was all through their season, cheering for his teammates and so on. She also points out how all the kids should be treated the same and given the same opportunities. Basically, everyone should be an all-star.
She doesn't come out and directly ask, but the tone is "Hey reporter, you should do an investigative report on this." She does use the words "slimy underbelly" when describing the league.
Or maybe, you should just have little Johnny explore an all-comers track meet or piano lessons or Boys Scouts, etc this summer instead of obsessing about Little League conspiracies.![]()