Mamma N;674546 wrote:Daisy, keep biting your tongue or join the men in their mindless babble. Cuz you know nothing about the Ohsaa, my husband, my sons or eligibility! You don't even know that you can not get rid of cauliflower ear! LOL!!! Stick to the mindless !
Mamma N;674563 wrote:Haha The mindless babble fits you well !!! Plastic surgery can't fix a bad attitude, a dark heart or an empty soul. Babble on!!!
zambrown;671697 wrote:You serious, Clark?
Alexcross;674130 wrote:Good thread Gardens!
fish82;674608 wrote:
Some people fail to realize when it's just time to pack it in.
Gardens35;674623 wrote:Back on topic: I was a huddle legend twice.
Daisy1519;674627 wrote:And what is a huddle legend?
Daisy, Anyone that knows my wife knows what a wonderful person she is! My wife of 28 years and with me even 3 years before that! 31 years of bliss!! Again you even try to demean her with surgery remarks...thats a Joke if you knew her or my Daughters...You do have a very envious heart. Why not instead give a little credit when Due. Having 7 kids and being a great Mom and wife. Is that bad? Very unusual now days. She runs 10 miles every day and is the most disciplined dietician you will meet. Rain , snow or sunshine you will find my wife on the trails and the road running. She would make one kid run 5 miles and then another kid the second 5 miles. Great memories for her and the kids. So Daisy I dare you ...Say one nice thing....Come on you can do it! You joined this site for only one reason to be obsessed with our family...Stop...its not good for you...Get help...Get a life. Be happy for people. The only people that like what your doing on here is other obvious envious people..just because there is a lot of them doesn't make it right.Daisy1519;674553 wrote:Correction. Plastic surgery fixes everything. You might know a few things about that!? I've been advised that was the only part of your comment that I can address.
Curly J;669641 wrote:In honor of the OP...I voted.
It depends, Gardens. Are we talking about competitive cheerleading with all the tumbling and lifts or are we talking sideline cheerleading? The former certainly is, the latter - well, not so much.Gardens35;674633 wrote:Is cheerleading a sport?
Gardens35;674633 wrote:Is cheerleading a sport?
zambrown;674643 wrote:It depends, Gardens. Are we talking about competitive cheerleading with all the tumbling and lifts or are we talking sideline cheerleading? The former certainly is, the latter - well, not so much.
Daisy1519;674660 wrote:Random question Garden, but ok.... Depends what kind of cheerleading squad it is..... sissy squads that require no gymnastic ability and all they do at football and basketball games is clap their hands and do sing songy chants.... in my opinion, its not a sport. Competitive cheerleading..... where advanced tumbling is involved and requires grueling practice.....heck yes its a sport.
falcon81;674636 wrote:Daisy, Anyone that knows my wife knows what a wonderful person she is! My wife of 28 years and with me even 3 years before that! 31 years of bliss!! Again you even try to demean her with surgery remarks...thats a Joke if you knew her or my Daughters...You do have a very envious heart. Why not instead give a little credit when Due. Having 7 kids and being a great Mom and wife. Is that bad? Very unusual now days. She runs 10 miles every day and is the most disciplined dietician you will meet. Rain , snow or sunshine you will find my wife on the trails and the road running. She would make one kid run 5 miles and then another kid the second 5 miles. Great memories for her and the kids. So Daisy I dare you ...Say one nice thing....Come on you can do it! You joined this site for only one reason to be obsessed with our family...Stop...its not good for you...Get help...Get a life. Be happy for people. The only people that like what your doing on here is other obvious envious people..just because there is a lot of them doesn't make it right.
Gardens35;674664 wrote:I agree. I'm surprised that no one ever started a thread to discuss.....
Few pages back on this thread I posted that "back in the day" Warren G Harding HS in Warren had cheerleaders at their matches. WGH doesn't even offer wrestling anymore.
zambrown;674643 wrote:It depends, Gardens. Are we talking about competitive cheerleading with all the tumbling and lifts or are we talking sideline cheerleading? The former certainly is, the latter - well, not so much.
