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Calling the Highlands baseball team "Dirty Birds" is a GROSS understatement

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Because the CDC numbers are not imaginary. It's simple math. Even with a team full of kids with open wounds, the odds just aren't there. Not being dismissive. It's easy enough to check. I'm just not on board with making up junk to stir the pot. Not on board with that part of the witch hunt at all.

 

And there's not a single individual on this board exposed DAILY to more vile fluids than I am. FACT.

 

Spin I thought you gave up that job at the Truckstop :banana:

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Spin I thought you gave up that job at the Truckstop :banana:
That's my part time gig.

Pretty interesting how some incidents make the front page and become headlines while others (some would say way more serious and concerning) are brushed under the carpet.

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Pretty interesting how some incidents make the front page and become headlines while others (some would say way more serious and concerning) are brushed under the carpet.

 

Feel free to start a new thread.

Pretty interesting how some incidents make the front page and become headlines while others (some would say way more serious and concerning) are brushed under the carpet.

 

Do tell.

 

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Pretty interesting how some incidents make the front page and become headlines while others (some would say way more serious and concerning) are brushed under the carpet.

 

I'll second that! :popcorn:

Feel free to start a new thread.

 

Do tell.

 

:popcorn:

 

Pass on both fronts.

 

Hopefully the administration will do the right thing for all involved in this incident. What is alleged to have happened in this case is truly disgusting. I'm sure the parents of the offenders are both embarrassed and outraged with what their sons of have done. Hopefully the victim can get past this with no long lasting effects.

Pass on both fronts.

 

Hopefully the administration will do the right thing for all involved in this incident. What is alleged to have happened in this case is truly disgusting. I'm sure the parents of the offenders are both embarrassed and outraged with what their sons of have done. Hopefully the victim can get past this with no long lasting effects.

 

So why bring it up?

The victim should have kicked the kid trying to spray him.

The victim should have kicked the kid trying to spray him.

 

From a previous post it sounds like he got in some shots.

 

Good for him.

So why bring it up?

People tend to overreact and make assumptions on things. Not really interesting in the back and forth that goes along with overreactions and assumptions.

From a previous post it sounds like he got in some shots.

 

Good for him.

 

There was no "fight". A punch from the victim to the sprayer.

People tend to overreact and make assumptions on things. Not really interesting in the back and forth that goes along with overreactions and assumptions.

 

What are the over-reactions and assumptions? Please tell.

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There was no "fight". A punch from the victim to the sprayer.

 

What are you hearing about it being a continuing course of conduct?

What in the sam heck is this world coming too? Who in their right mind would first think about urinating in a bottle with others and secondly deciding to throw it on someone.

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