cruiser_96;764135 wrote:bitter: I was locked up in a hole today. Only had access to the "Real Name' site. However, I was able to create the flier for our camp. Be ready to be AMAZED!

falcons81: In all honesty here, as much as I may or may not agree with your perspective on any given situation, your service to this country is appreciated by me (and others on here, I'm sure). So, on behalf of myself and my family, as we approach Memorial Day, I would like to extend a "Thank You" for your service and sacrifice.

ALL GAVE SOME. SOME GAVE ALL.

Cruiser, Thank you for the respect and kind words at least respecting my Service but even more important to those That are presently risking EVERYTHING for our right to be free. Let us all always be humble during Memorial day for all of our brothers and sisters who never made it home.

dbluvsd1amonds;764043 wrote:I am not sure why you insist on coming here to be insulted on such a regular basis? Finding your posts are like finding a leech in your arm pit. (This has never actually happened to me, but I can imagine that they feel the exact same.)
Bitter isn't bitter about you. He's bitter about being a runner up. That doesn't take a whole lot of common sense to figure out. If you think he's bitter, it's probably just because he doesn't really like you. However, don't fret because I can tell you why many people don't like you.
You waltz into the forum, make absurd accusations, and then leave because you were "just ranting." In reality, all you're doing is CONSTANTLY complaining. You're complaining about something that you don't even understand. I'm surprised you even condescend yourself to have a look see at what people are not saying about you. Contrary to what you appear to think, wrestling is not about you. It's a sport in which runs a deep commitment to the hallow and sacred which you do not understand. I could walk into ninety percent of wrestling practices in this country and ask if my son could practice there for a week because we were on vacation. And, they would let him. Not only would they let him, they'd go that extra step to help teach him something all the while realizing that someday he could be standing across from one of their wrestlers. They do this for one simple reason: They respect the sacrifices that others make. They know what it's like to put hours and hours into a sport with little recognition. There is a camaraderie in wrestling that you can find in very few places in this world, and that's what makes it so special. You can watch a community of wrestlers and realize that people still work hard to help one another regardless of who they are. It's heartwarming and reminds you that there's still good left in the world. You cannot even begin to imagine how precious that happens to be.
You come along and think your sacrifices are greater and you constantly compare them to yours with the design of making them seem inferior to you. Then you continue to throw up what I assume you believe are your own personal accolades. These seem to make you think you're some kind of moral measuring stick for the greater wrestling community. The old I'm a veteranbusinessmandadmotivationalspeaker and you're a no good teacher is getting old. To infer that your worth is greater based on your life vocation is indicative of your epic failure in the character department. If you really want to be a part of the community that you so flippantly insult, you should start with attempting to understand it. You don't have to like everyone in that community, but you should mutually respect them. You've insulted people you don't even know over this whole ordeal, and then cried "fowl" when the system that you insulted threw you out. That's really what this thread could have been named: "No Crazy Falcon Talk" because people were sick of hearing you talk. It obvious that pain of rejection has led you to your current virtual temper tantrum state. If you could really care less about being accepted, you wouldn't be on here spouting your crazy rhetoric.
It is a fact that not all coaches can coach every athlete, regardless of what sport it is. Realizing this is paramount in your ability to walk away from a team with the dignity of all involved still intact. You seem incapable of this though. If you critically reflected upon your own personal responsibility, you'll probably find that you could have handle this situation in a manner that wouldn't have left bitter feelings about you (not your kids) when you left. I would lay money down right now that your conduct led to many of the issues you faced in the Katrina like aftermath.
On a personal note, I find it offensive that you even mention that you're a veteran. I spent five years in the Marine Corps and you don't act like any veteran I have ever chosen to respect. The military is much the same way in that I could go to a group of Marines I never knew and ask them to help me, and they would do it. This is because they too understand what it means to not necessarily like one another, but they respect the mutual sacrifice of living outside in typhoid rains for thirty days. I would be willing to bet that you just as shamelessly disregarded the military system of bureaucracy, and then wept inwardly at the loss of such an amazing gift. It's a pathetic state in which you have left yourself.

falcon81;764299 wrote:Also on a great Note Waynedale announced that they did approve and finalize the building of a huge brand new wrestling facility.

Heretic;764346 wrote:That's definitely great news. With wrestling looking like the whipping boy of sports (as in, "hmmm...we need to make cuts, what gets axed?") at so many places, to see improved facilities being built somewhere is something to be proud of.

cruiser_96;764762 wrote:People who plant strawberry patches and blueberry bushes are living my dream! I hope to get to planting them within the next few weeks. A TON going on, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel... Here's hoping it's not a train!

cruiser_96;764762 wrote:People who plant strawberry patches and blueberry bushes are living my dream! I hope to get to planting them within the next few weeks. A TON going on, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel... Here's hoping it's not a train!

1_beast;765453 wrote:I see what you did there... Some folks on here would be good helps...as the manure spreaders!!! LMAO

(make sure you use pine tree bark mulch around your blueberries for better plant nutrition.)

falcon81;763206 wrote:The typical metrosexual is a young man with money to spend, living in or within easy reach of a metropolis - because that’s where all the best shops, clubs, gyms and hairdressers are. He might be officially gay, straight or bisexual, but this is utterly immaterial because he has clearly taken himself as his own love object and pleasure as his sexual preference. Particular professions, such as modeling, waiting tables, media, pop music and, nowadays, sport, seem to attract them but, truth be told, like male vanity products and herpes, they’re pretty much everywhere.

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