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tigers fan, though, so i suppose that means have to account for a dh as well.

88 wrote:
She isn't Australian, is she? You'd have to whack another 7 in that case. Australian rules football puts 18 on the field at a time.

If she was Canadian, you'd have to punt on the third abortion.

Goober McTuber wrote:Hell, I volunteered to work concessions for Little League this year because my grandson is now playing.

That's probably for the best. You can hang out with the old bag ladies, serve up italian ices and share grooming tips while the real men are coaching.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:Hell, I volunteered to work concessions for Little League this year because my grandson is now playing.

That's probably for the best. You can hang out with the old bag ladies, serve up italian ices and share grooming tips while the real men are coaching.

Really, Screwball? What is your coaching experience, aside from coaching swimmers (out of random dude's cranks)?

IKYABWAI? Really, Gobbles? Like the MGMT demo album, you've climbed to new lows. Congratulations, or something, you fucking idiot.

Screw_Michigan wrote:IKYABWAI? Really, Gobbles?

Would you mind explaining how that it any way constitutes “IKYABWAI”? Does grabbing random dudes cranks in any way resemble hanging out with little old ladies? Oh wait, little old ladies in your world have cranks. Nevermind.

Goober McTuber wrote:aside from coaching swimmers (out of random dude's cranks)

I would have somehow worked in 'coaxing swimmers'... but nonetheless.

I coached flag football for 4 years while my nephews gained some coordination and general football knowledge and then went on to coach 4 years of pop warner. In the offseason I coached baseball for a few years as my other nephew wanted to try something new. Never had a son of my own, so it was always interesting to see the true politics in coaching. Sometimes it just made me sick to see how heavy politics played, and if I had a vested interest, it would have deterred me from coaching altogether.

Rack 88 and all other dads who coach because they love the game and hopefully want to see the kids be successful at their craft. Nothing is more uplifting than seeing kids faces after winning a championship (3 in football and 2 in baseball .