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#1 Aug 13 2007 at 8:54 AM Rating: Excellent
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...at the same high school track that I have hobbled my fat *** around for the last 6 months in a vain attempt to lose weight. The only thing different about today was that there was football practice going on.

Well, 15 minutes after I started jogging on a completly different field, without my glasses, gasping for air with each step, I see out of the corner of my eye the Head Football coach making a beeline straight for me. I politely slow down and take the same tone when being pulled over by a police officer.

The first words out of Billy Bob's mouth was "who do you work for , boy?" I was slightly taken aback since this is a "public" track and field that I have paid lots o' taxes for them to water the crap out of it and cut its grass every day. I mention to him my name and place of employment (emblazened on my sweat soaked t-shirt) and then ask if he needs me to move my car. He seems disappointed and the red in his face starts to fade. He mutters something about that I need to park elsewhere now that "FOOTBALL PRACTICE" has started.

Now it took me about 5 minutes (or half a lap) to realise that he thought I was spying on his beloved high school football program and reporting his tactics to the highest bidder or some cross town rival.

For all those people out there that think (or are responsible for) that High School football actually matters to the majority of the educated population, GFY.
#2 Aug 13 2007 at 8:57 AM Rating: Excellent
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You would have been shot if you were in Texas. High school football is serious business ya know.
#3 Aug 13 2007 at 9:01 AM Rating: Good
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Thumbelyna Quick Hands wrote:
You would have been shot if you were in Texas. High school football is serious business ya know.


Good golly! The next thing you are going to tell me is that parents live through their children and sometimes verbally berate their 6 year old because he/she performed poorly in (insert sport here)...
#4 Aug 13 2007 at 9:36 AM Rating: Good
Lol she's right. In Texas Football is worse than religion. Football is a one way ticket to college here. Recruiters start watching you in your freshman year. We have replays of the football games on TV every Sunday. The games are reported live on the radio channels here. It's big buisness. You have to get up early the on a Wednesday the week of the game and get in line for tickets. You can bet that by noon on Wednesday all the tickets will be sold out. They have scalpers at these darn games! The big 5A teams have personal trainers, doctors, training buildings, whirlpools, the works! It's nuts.
#5 Aug 13 2007 at 9:40 AM Rating: Good
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Do you think people lack the ability to REALLY excel at things..sports, academia whatever, without there being a competitive push?

Would the 4 four minute mile ever have been achieved? Would the double-helix still be just another 3-D shape? Would be have walked on the moon?

.........just wonderin'
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#6 Aug 13 2007 at 10:28 AM Rating: Excellent
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I dunno. There's not much competition for me on this board in terms of smack talk and I reign supreme. I just beat the verbal **** outta anyone who irritates me. This place makes me feel like Stephen-Hawking-for-a-Day except that my ***** is functional and I can walk and stuff.

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#7 Aug 13 2007 at 10:54 AM Rating: Excellent
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Elinda wrote:
Do you think people lack the ability to REALLY excel at things..sports, academia whatever, without there being a competitive push?

Would the 4 four minute mile ever have been achieved? Would the double-helix still be just another 3-D shape? Would be have walked on the moon?

.........just wonderin'


Lack of competition just allows free reign of delusions of grandeur.
#8 Aug 13 2007 at 11:12 AM Rating: Good
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Elinda wrote:
Do you think people lack the ability to REALLY excel at things..sports, academia whatever, without there being a competitive push?

Would the 4 four minute mile ever have been achieved? Would the double-helix still be just another 3-D shape? Would be have walked on the moon?

.........just wonderin'



Competition is fine and needed. Thinking that your beloved High School football team is being spied upon by someone, who has never played a down of organized football in his life (of course he doesn't know this), is a bit over the top. I found it a bit funny too. Where the hell was the camera I was hiding?

Now I am forced to get into shape since I will now be running every frigging day during their practice time just to **** him off! Take that you balding fat guy (directly from a younger, slightly thinner, balding fat guy!)!!!
#9 Aug 13 2007 at 11:19 AM Rating: Decent
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Now I am forced to get into shape since I will now be running every frigging day during their practice time just to **** him off! Take that you balding fat guy (directly from a younger, slightly thinner, balding fat guy!)!!!
While you're at it, might as well make some mental notes. Jot them down soons as you get back to your car. Then blackmail the dude or something.

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#10 Aug 13 2007 at 11:21 AM Rating: Decent
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Lol she's right. In Texas Football is worse than religion. Football is a one way ticket to college here. Recruiters start watching you in your freshman year. We have replays of the football games on TV every Sunday. The games are reported live on the radio channels here. It's big buisness. You have to get up early the on a Wednesday the week of the game and get in line for tickets. You can bet that by noon on Wednesday all the tickets will be sold out. They have scalpers at these darn games! The big 5A teams have personal trainers, doctors, training buildings, whirlpools, the works! It's nuts.

I played 4A in Granbury, we still had all this stuff.
#11 Aug 13 2007 at 1:32 PM Rating: Decent
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Lol she's right. In Texas Football is worse than religion. Football is a one way ticket to college here. Recruiters start watching you in your freshman year. We have replays of the football games on TV every Sunday. The games are reported live on the radio channels here. It's big buisness. You have to get up early the on a Wednesday the week of the game and get in line for tickets. You can bet that by noon on Wednesday all the tickets will be sold out. They have scalpers at these darn games! The big 5A teams have personal trainers, doctors, training buildings, whirlpools, the works! It's nuts.

I played 4A in Granbury, we still had all this stuff.


Well if you are from Granbury, then you've heard of Abilene Eagles and Abilene Cooper Cougars. I went to school with both Dominic Rhodes and Justin Snow.
#12 Aug 13 2007 at 1:51 PM Rating: Decent
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The first words out of Billy Bob's mouth was "who do you work for , boy?"


This is about where I punch him in the throat, so our experiences of this sort of thing in life will vary, I guess.

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