Old school

[Couchpotato]

I've never seen this clip before but it's awesome.

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[American Eagle]

heh, I would vote for that.

Cobb's Lake would also rate fairly high.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

I've never seen this clip before but it's awesome.

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LOL

It should be legal. Batters/runners should be allowed to try to physically prevent fielders from making infield plays.

 

[sealybobo]

I've never seen this clip before but it's awesome.

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Was he called safe? Then it was not the best bunt. But it was cool.

 

[sealybobo]

LOL

It should be legal. Batters/runners should be allowed to try to physically prevent fielders from making infield plays.

As long as they are in the brown area

 

[sealybobo]

LOL

It should be legal. Batters/runners should be allowed to try to physically prevent fielders from making infield plays.

I remember we played baseball with a kid who always had a bad attitude. Even in school we were not friends. It was great that my brother and I were tougher than him and all his bully friends. Click. Probably a hint of racism. We were Greek boys and we moved out to Whitesville. We were the last whites to leave Detroit and when we finally moved we found out we weren't as white as the "real" white kids. You know, the ones who don't know what country their great grand parents came from?

Anyways, I notice today all these white assholes in highschool are a bunch of losers today. Jocks without brains. The kind who go to Trump rallies I'm guessing.

Sorry, got off track. I remember he rounded 3rd and he was easily thrown out at home plate. So what does he do? About 3 feet from the catcher he jumps up and does a karate kick right into the catchers chest. What an asshole. But it was cool to see. All these years and I'll never forget it.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

I

Anyways, I notice today all these white assholes in highschool are a bunch of losers today. Jocks without brains. The kind who go to Trump rallies I'm guessing.

Sounds like:
1. One of them beat you up and you’re still mad
2. You have major TDS

 

[Couchpotato]

I remember we played baseball with a kid who always had a bad attitude. Even in school we were not friends. It was great that my brother and I were tougher than him and all his bully friends. Click. Probably a hint of racism. We were Greek boys and we moved out to Whitesville. We were the last whites to leave Detroit and when we finally moved we found out we weren't as white as the "real" white kids. You know, the ones who don't know what country their great grand parents came from?

Anyways, I notice today all these white assholes in highschool are a bunch of losers today. Jocks without brains. The kind who go to Trump rallies I'm guessing.

Sorry, got off track. I remember he rounded 3rd and he was easily thrown out at home plate. So what does he do? About 3 feet from the catcher he jumps up and does a karate kick right into the catchers chest. What an asshole. But it was cool to see. All these years and I'll never forget it.

Yeah because you're a MENSA member.......

 

[sealybobo]

Sounds like:
1. One of them beat you up and you’re still mad
2. You have major TDS

It was great realizing in 4th grade I was tough. My mom told me not to fight but defend yourself. So I beat the shit out of a black kid before we moved out of Detroit. And I'll never forget my first fight with a white kid in the new neighborhood. I was new and I whipped his ass on the playground. Afterward one of the cute girls walked up and said "it's okay Kevin, you won". LOL. I'll never forget that. I still see Kevin to this day. I'm so glad I beat him and not the other way around.

None of my nemisis' got the upper hand on me. I always ended up making them look bad or winning if we did fight. Most of them were all talk. You just had to accept their challenge and suddenly they piped down.

The best was when I first wrestled in 10th grade. That changed everything. I was probably the toughest kid in my school my junior year. No one on the wrestling team could beat me and no one who didn't wrestle could handle me. And I'm only 5'7.

When I weighed 150 I benched 350, 405 squat and 505 deadlift. Those numbers aren't that great today but I was a beast back then. Metro Detroit Powerlifting champ when I was 15 years old.

I have TDS about all Republicans. Do you remember when I had Bush BDS?

 

[Couchpotato]

It was great realizing in 4th grade I was tough. My mom told me not to fight but defend yourself. So I beat the shit out of a black kid before we moved out of Detroit. And I'll never forget my first fight with a white kid in the new neighborhood. I was new and I whipped his ass on the playground. Afterward one of the cute girls walked up and said "it's okay Kevin, you won". LOL. I'll never forget that. I still see Kevin to this day. I'm so glad I beat him and not the other way around.

None of my nemisis' got the upper hand on me. I always ended up making them look bad or winning if we did fight. Most of them were all talk. You just had to accept their challenge and suddenly they piped down.

The best was when I first wrestled in 10th grade. That changed everything. I was probably the toughest kid in my school my junior year. No one on the wrestling team could beat me and no one who didn't wrestle could handle me. And I'm only 5'7.

When I weighed 150 I benched 350, 405 squat and 505 deadlift. Those numbers aren't that great today but I was a beast back then. Metro Detroit Powerlifting champ when I was 15 years old.

I have TDS about all Republicans. Do you remember when I had Bush BDS?

Are you even a real person? Seriously. It's like you plug in a scenario into a bad AI and copy and paste what it spits out.


Oh and it was great realizing early in life that 99% of people who talk about how tough they are, arent.

 

[sealybobo]

Are you even a real person? Seriously. It's like you plug in a scenario into a bad AI and copy and paste what it spits out.


Oh and it was great realizing early in life that 99% of people who talk about how tough they are, arent.

Well I'm the 1% then. No reason to lie on here. Especially about that.

5'7 and probably the toughest guy in my school but I'll admit, it's because not every kid wrestled. If they did who knows.
My brother was tougher than me until that first year I wrestled. Then a friend told him he thinks sealybobo can take him now. So we went on the grass and wrestled. He had no change. And he was a year older. So when he was a senior, everyone knew that he was tough but they also knew I was tougher.

I have a friend today who graduated 5 years after I did same school. He even knew about me and my legend. Because my picture IS STILL up on the wall in my highschool Every one who's all state is on the wall. Pretty cool huh? Yea, I love it.

Yea, those were the days. I was super super tough. Most people today don't believe it because I'm only 5'7 and obviously I'm not as muscular at 53 as I was back then.

Then I went on to college and joined a frat after I quit the wrestling team. They had a intra fraternaty wrestling tournament. I got out of shape and weighed 205 my sophomore year in college. So I had to wrestle that weight division. Every guy was over 6 foot and all muscle. I wish you could have seen how I whipped all of them and won the entire tournament. Imagine a 5'7 overweight dude whipping a bunch of guys 6 foot plus. I was a legend on campus after that.

Oh, and then there was the inter fraternaty talent show where I came in 3rd singing Under the Bridge by Red Hot Chili Peppers. Yea, I'm pretty cool.

Oh and

Yes, union contracts negotiated in 2023 resulted in higher wages for unionized workers, with the average first-year increase reaching 6.6%. This was the highest average pay raise since Bloomberg Law began tracking union wage settlements in 1988, and when including signing bonuses and other lump-sum payments, the average figure was 7.3%, also a record high.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

5'7 and probably the toughest guy in my school

LMAO

Couchpotato, you scared yet?

 

[Couchpotato]

LMAO

Couchpotato, you scared yet?

Petrified.

 

[Couchpotato]

Well I'm the 1% then. No reason to lie on here. Especially about that.

5'7 and probably the toughest guy in my school but I'll admit, it's because not every kid wrestled. If they did who knows.
My brother was tougher than me until that first year I wrestled. Then a friend told him he thinks sealybobo can take him now. So we went on the grass and wrestled. He had no change. And he was a year older. So when he was a senior, everyone knew that he was tough but they also knew I was tougher.

I have a friend today who graduated 5 years after I did same school. He even knew about me and my legend. Because my picture IS STILL up on the wall in my highschool Every one who's all state is on the wall. Pretty cool huh? Yea, I love it.

Yea, those were the days. I was super super tough. Most people today don't believe it because I'm only 5'7 and obviously I'm not as muscular at 53 as I was back then.

Then I went on to college and joined a frat after I quit the wrestling team. They had a intra fraternaty wrestling tournament. I got out of shape and weighed 205 my sophomore year in college. So I had to wrestle that weight division. Every guy was over 6 foot and all muscle. I wish you could have seen how I whipped all of them and won the entire tournament. Imagine a 5'7 overweight dude whipping a bunch of guys 6 foot plus. I was a legend on campus after that.

Oh, and then there was the inter fraternaty talent show where I came in 3rd singing Under the Bridge by Red Hot Chili Peppers. Yea, I'm pretty cool.

Oh and

Yes, union contracts negotiated in 2023 resulted in higher wages for unionized workers, with the average first-year increase reaching 6.6%. This was the highest average pay raise since Bloomberg Law began tracking union wage settlements in 1988, and when including signing bonuses and other lump-sum payments, the average figure was 7.3%, also a record high.

This one time, at band camp.......

 

[Mr. Friscus]

This one time, at band camp.......

I bet he totally nailed all the hot girls in high school, and he beat everyone up too.

 

[sealybobo]

I bet he totally nailed all the hot girls in high school, and he beat everyone up too.

Nope. Girls told me I was too cocky. Truth was, I was insecure just like everyone else. It wasn't until I graduated, that summer, I finally got laid. My buddies all got a lot of pussy I should have got more but IDK. I don't consider myself good looking. You know, Clooney, Pitt. Those guys are good looking. So I was never getting the cheerleader.

But in college I re invented myself. Went away to school and left all the bad juju behind. I sometimes wonder if a girl who I dissed spread a nasty rumor about me in highschool like I had a small PP or tried to molest her.

But someone would have told me at the reunion. LOL