This thread is so toxic.
I’m not sure why it even exists but there are some big time angry parents here lol.
Keep posting though - it’s amusing.
Only thing more toxic is 13 year olds playing vs 11 year olds and parents saying it’s within the rules.
Hey Karen, maybe if you get a sex change operation for your son Chubby he might make a girls AAA elite team in Idaho. Keep those outdated memes coming, little man. LoL
Whether it's due to academics or athletics, I love people trying to justify that their kid JUST couldn't cut-it, on-age.
It's my favorite thing to laugh at on the sidelines. Other than the super old dads in their "cool" team-store quarter-zips and boat shoes.
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nu_UquJUg8Y/maxresdefault.This is one of the better comments. Well Done ..waiting now for the holdback apologists empire to strike back
Yes, it is a good comment, representative of all wife-beater T-shirt wearing, beer belly Public School dads who act like Neanderthals at any youth sports events they attend. And let’s not forget their wildebeest spouses.
Thank goodness for Maryland’s top quality Private schools.
Shouldn't you be looking down and degrading the masses while standing on the prow of your yacht in an attitude of rapaciously aspirational entitlement while wearing your cool team store quarter zip and boat shoes . Or are you more a sweaterdouche type guy instead of quarter-zip ?
How long did it take you to find all those words over four-letters? LoL
I’m sure you had hours and hours of help from Grammarly and the low class ‘brain trust’ you call your family. Congratulations, you can now finish off that six-pack of Bud Light you bought for breakfast.
As an aside, I want to help you with some basic fashion and hygiene advice: change your T-shirt occasionally or if it’s the only one you own; at least have the wildebeest wash it when you are passed out in front of the TV at night. Good- luck!
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