WeedBegone

[quote name="b7770756" post="863053" timestamp="1285983844"] Hey do any of yaw remember when some one turned on the sprinklers during half time at Lamar, when the USL band was on the field, hehehehe [/quote] I know who did it. 

How does an Indian catch a Bulldog in Alaska? He cuts a hole in the ice and puts a pea at the edge and then hides When the bulldog comes up to take a pea--he kicks him in the ICE HOLE

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[quote name="PNG Proud" post="862555" timestamp="1285953528"] Don't quit your day job fellas.  Neither one was funny. [img][Hidden Content]] [/quote] And Proud --dont mess your pants tonight!! It wont be funny neither.  LOL

What do you get when you breed a bulldog with an Indian? Nothing--there is just some things you cant force a bulldog to do.  :P

Why do bulldogs have flat faces? From chasing parked cars. ;D

Tonto did you mess you pants No Lone Ranger Tonto are you sure Yes Lone Ranger Are you really sure I am really sure Kimo Sabe Drop those britches Tonto You lied to me Tonto --you messed you pants and told me you did not Kimo sabe i thought you meant today. ;D

[quote name="SgtRey" post="862330" timestamp="1285936298"] [quote author=PNG Proud link=topic=73669.msg861295#msg861295 date=1285814789] [quote author=TITAN POWER link=topic=73669.msg860538#msg860538 date=1285760159] This proves it.   Nothing can make purple look good.  ;D [/quote] More like   "Even PURPLE can't make a Bulldog look loveable" [/quote] Nothing looks good in purple. [/quote] TCU DO

[quote name="WeedBegone" post="862254" timestamp="1285905935"] Suggestion:  write an article about the multi personalities of HS sports fans.  Seriously, a couple of hours reading these threads and you have something to write about.  Perhaps we should see ourselves thru the words of an interested writer.  Good Luck. [/quote] BTW WeedBegone is one word with two [s]capital[/s]  [s]capitol[/s] big letters  which represent the initials of the High School I mostly support.  My past included lots of field maintenance on youth softball and baseball fields and has nothing to do with illegal substances.  Just in case you pick me as example.  ;D

Suggestion:  write an article about the multi personalities of HS sports fans.  Seriously, a couple of hours reading these threads and you have something to write about.  Perhaps we should see ourselves thru the words of an interested writer.  Good Luck.

[quote name="Tyrone_Biggums" post="862182" timestamp="1285903381"] Who had number 300,000?  I think they should get a prize or have some confetti shipped to their residence at the very least. [/quote] I think it was some journalist and unfortunately instead of confetti, I think he got egged.  ::) Did i say that [s]write [/s] [s] rite [/s] [s]right[/s] correct?

I'm thinking Danger Stranger---

And might i add for the 18 and under coaching experience.  The team can switch from harmony to hormoney in a matter of seconds.  Immediately you've changed the dug-out into a LIONS den.  :o It is at this point where a coach finds how much difference there is between these two questions Do you think you can lay down a bunt vs would you like to bunt?  ;)

BC--One thing for sure---the paddle is still alive and stirring. Who da thought that this thread not only has survived, but is now the hottest off-season thread going.  Where is  ::) the BagFan ;D and OSUE when you need them. There are obviously lots of readers out there by looking at the number of hits. This thing just might end up being a classic.   :) BTW--has anyone seen my glass?

[quote name="WeedBegone" post="861202" timestamp="1285809316"] Did somebody call? :D  I know the price of ice from here to Beltway 8 and I45 south. :D Back to the topic---I agree with the term clueless when getting involved with 8 and 10 year olds.  Heck ---many of us were clueless just parenting 10 year olds in general.  [b]COMMERCIAL BREAK---RANGERDAD I agree with everything you said but....you never excelled in the softball arena until you went EAST of the River on SETX Sports and met us  so called clueless softball guru's ...LOL[/b] Back again to the topic--I agree with LULU on the clueless stuff because many of us got involved because of situations that we responded to.  I alone got involved to make sure my DD was not picked by certain coaches in league ball.  From there, I decided to learn and grow with the game.  I never claim to have seperated myself  to be included in the pool of good coaches---but I did learn and to some extent contribute.  I can ice down an umpires Gatoraide as well as anybody.  Pretty good at chasing foul balls also.  All, not some, of the areas best GFPSB coaches had to be  clueless at some time.  And yes daddy ball exist, but rarely perseveres in the older ages.  As players grow they quickly figure this out.  My follow up with LULU--you points are good, your approach lacks diplomacy and those that have been there know these things.  [/quote] One more thing---the real goofy clueless daddyball coaches also make a contribution to GFPSB.  They  bring in the good coaches that could not take it any longer.  ;)

Did somebody call? :D  I know the price of ice from here to Beltway 8 and I45 south. :D Back to the topic---I agree with the term clueless when getting involved with 8 and 10 year olds.  Heck ---many of us were clueless just parenting 10 year olds in general.  [b]COMMERCIAL BREAK---RANGERDAD I agree with everything you said but....you never excelled in the softball arena until you went EAST of the River on SETX Sports and met us  so called clueless softball guru's ...LOL[/b] Back again to the topic--I agree with LULU on the clueless stuff because many of us got involved because of situations that we responded to.  I alone got involved to make sure my DD was not picked by certain coaches in league ball.  From there, I decided to learn and grow with the game.  I never claim to have seperated myself  to be included in the pool of good coaches---but I did learn and to some extent contribute.  I can ice down an umpires Gatoraide as well as anybody.  Pretty good at chasing foul balls also.  All, not some, of the areas best GFPSB coaches had to be  clueless at some time.  And yes daddy ball exist, but rarely perseveres in the older ages.  As players grow they quickly figure this out.  My follow up with LULU--you points are good, your approach lacks diplomacy and those that have been there know these things. 

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[quote name="LULUJUJU" post="860969" timestamp="1285794947"] Lightning/Eagle To answer your question buddy I would take the rotatinal approach to knocking your A@@ out!!  I would much rather knock the crap out of you and hit you hard than to slap you like a lil girl by using the linear approach!! Does that answer your question!! If you need further lessons on rotational vs linear I can clear things up a little more if need be!! Sincerely THE ROTATIONAL MAN [/quote] And then again, this is not your best post.  Win a few ---lose a few.  ;)

[quote name="LULUJUJU" post="860948" timestamp="1285793204"] Robert Armentrout= Excellent Coach John Harrell=Excellent Coach Robert Verde=Excellent Coach These guys you are referring to are all good coaches......I would rather kill this subject before I have to "callout" the coaches I am referring to.  For the last 3 or so years I have only been watching "and helping when i can" the age bracket of eleven and under both softball and baseball....I have not coached and don't care to.  I as a parent have thrown balls to girls and boys and helped only with coaches asking and myself volunteering.  I have always kept my mouth shut at practices..In the heat of the moment I have called out an umpire or so!! LOL  I guess the coaches on this forum are taken it so personal cause they think I am referring to them..I am just referring to the age bracket that I have witnessed and you are probably correct in saying that the coaching gets much better as the girls get older..Its probably due to the fact that at this age level most coaches, parents, and kids want it to just be fun more so than competition... [/quote] Now this is a good post and I knew you had it in you.  Speaking for myself, I never was offended nor did I take anything personal.  No need too from where i am at the time.  I posted in your first thread because I saw you were not being challenged and it seemed you wanted and by all means you needed one.  That also is ok because without meeting you --I see you are competitive in nature.  I continued posting becuase I felt you obviously had much more in you and my being a little competive wanted to see what you've got. I agree with that BH-umpire dude that you tend to be offensive even when stating you are not.  But i regress because that also does not bother me.  

[quote name="MOMMA2" post="860504" timestamp="1285734955"] Good post JT!I totally agree with what you said.My DD has played softball for 13,now going on 14 years.She started at a very young age of 4,now 17.We started her in "League Ball" from age 4-9,then moved on to "Select Ball" from age 10 to present.It was a very good move for her.She knew that she wanted to go on to play at a Collegiate Level fairly young.She is a Senior and currently looking a few Colleges over to attend to play Softball.We played on the local teams,but she decided to move on to an out of area team for certain reasons.All in all it is good.We as parents need to learn to support our kids,back them as much as possible.I have always said,my daughter is the one on the field.I am just there to cheer her on!As for the Coaches,I praise them for giving all their spare time to the kid's.I know that they would not do it, if they really did not want to.Men and women working full time jobs,having families...but yet take the time to practice and coach our kids.I would like to say Thank You! to all of my DD's coaches past to present! [/quote] Great post MOMMA.  Man you had me soooo fooled.  All these recent days I thought you were LULU and went undercover.  LOL BTW---looking forward to seeing your DD knock the PP  out of the BB.  8)

[quote name="AggiesAreWe" post="859930" timestamp="1285688093"] [quote author=Layingemdown link=topic=73584.msg859788#msg859788 date=1285678513] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=73584.msg859165#msg859165 date=1285612772] I am wondering why this question wasn't asked somewhere else? ;) [/quote] For a minute, I thought I posted it in the wrong forum, then I went and looked. SETXsports > SETXsports Main Forum > High School Football  [b]Not sure where you want me to put it[/b]. [/quote] Ask one of your work buddies. ;D [/quote] :o  :D

[quote name="MoFo" post="859974" timestamp="1285690609"] Thanks WOSgrad, I forgot to put a link, that is why you are a Mod and I am not...LOL [/quote] Rookie mistake---lol

[quote name="BMTSoulja1" post="859704" timestamp="1285648406"] [quote author=bmtqj33 link=topic=73447.msg859677#msg859677 date=1285646823] [quote author=raideroldtimer link=topic=73447.msg859500#msg859500 date=1285635016] [quote author=raideroldtimer link=topic=73447.msg859486#msg859486 date=1285633514] [quote author=bmtqj33 link=topic=73447.msg859333#msg859333 date=1285622699] [quote author=NorthoftheBorder link=topic=73447.msg859317#msg859317 date=1285622207] Its threads like this one that shows the down side of message boards.  You get people who come on here spewing garbage and then when someone tries to defend it, all you get is "you hater". [/quote]i know u a hater!i see it in your words u hater u! [/quote]What's funny is that you, a goofy kid, has spent most of your 54 posts to run down Lumberton, I don't think you even give a rats' butt whether or not Ozen wins as long as you can rag on L-Town, talk about a hater. [/quote]Wow, didn't realize how right I was, out of 54 posts, bmtqj has made 34 running down the L-Train, 20 on others with less than a quarter of those running down other teams, the Dude really is a Raider Hater. [/quote]the killing part about is your right cant stand lum derail train and not a shame to say it but its old folk like u that hate on the cool u hater [/quote]I'll translate for my fellow Beaumont man...'Truth be told, I don't like Lumberton. That train is derailed and will stay that way. Not at all ashamed to say it!  I know yall old folk in Lumberton don't want to see my team succeed.  You just hate to see it' [/quote] Soulja---I'll never ever ask you how you really feel....LOL....you just might tell me.  :o

I must confess ---and much to my regret, I was substituting a writers usage of the word "hater" as his way of making accusations that the other was a racist.  I am glad that you guys have provided much better definition of this term.  Even though I choose not to call a person a hater, I perhaps fall in to the last option regarding IQ. :-[ Anyway, have fun with this thread and thanks for the input---I guess you could say I googled you guys.  The good news is that now I can participate in stirring it up with the so called haters and keep them nourished with some agitation and then be able to sleep at night.  ;D

[quote name="Kville_Kats" post="859840" timestamp="1285683078"] Is this post really necessary...Kinda like a pile of crap, the more you stir it the more it stinks..JMO [/quote] I regret you feel that way--and I disagree.  I think folks need to know what they are saying to each other and what it implies.  I honestly am not sure, so I am outsourcing for information.  I know it is not used to positively re-inforce a point and i am just not sure of its relevance  in constructive conversation.  But you have a right to your opinion.  ;)