He has a secret weapon to lure them into his web.Originally Posted by baseballplyrmvp
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What a wonderful place russia is. One of those girls looked like she was about 12.
Congrats to Ed O'Neill for getting a star on the Walk of Fame today
Weird fucking people these days...
http://www.arktimes.com/ArkansasBlog...abor-day-death
KARK meterologist Brett Cummins was questioned by police and released yesterday in what appears to be either a drowning or drug overdose death in Maumelle in which the deceased was found in a bathtub with a dog collar around his neck. Here's a link to the full police report on the incident.According to the police report, Christopher Barbour, the resident of a house at 16 Village Way told police that around 8 p.m. Sunday night, Cummins and a friend named Dexter Paul Williams came over to the house and "then began to drink and use illegal narcotics," which Barbour said were snorted. Barbour told police that after sharing a Jacuzzi tub with Cummins and Williams, he retired to a couch to sleep, leaving them there.
Around 8 a.m. Monday morning, Barbour told police, he awoke, and went into the bathroom to check on Cummins and Williams. There, he found the pair in the empty tub. After awaking Cummins, Barbour told police, they found that Williams — who was found wearing what Maumelle Police described as a "metal chain collar" and "dog collar" — was unconscious, with a discolored face.
After that, Barbour told police, Cummins screamed, then ran into the living room, where he vomited. He then left the house. Maumelle Police Department public information officer Lt. Jim Hansard said that Cummins returned to the house voluntarily and was questioned about the death there. He was never placed under arrest, was never taken to the station, and has not been charged with a crime. The investigation, Hansard said, is ongoing.
We've placed a call to KARK seeking comment.
Your telling me G, what ever happened to having a few drinks and trying to hook up.
Heard (and then saw) a Good Humour ice cream truck driving around today. First time I've seen one in ages. Honestly didn't know people still did that.
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One came up my parent's hollow yesterday (first time I've ever seen one come up there) and I saw one in downtown Charleston a few weeks back as well. I completely agree. I didn't know that people still did the ice cream man stuff anymore. Pretty awesome stuff.
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Congrats to Ed O'Neill for getting a star on the Walk of Fame today
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Watching my 5 yr old son's t-ball practice. ...it's like herding cats. Pretty funny
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I just don't understand the point of playing a sport at that young of an age. I mean, I guess, it could be fun for them, but, I doubt they really grasp the idea or reason they are doing what they are doing. It's just hitting a ball around or throwing a ball around to them instead of playing baseball or football.
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Ya, by no means is it 'baseball'. No score and really no outs. For me it's more about exercise and learning the fundamentals. ...better than watching Ben 10 over and over. (which is cool cartoon btw.)
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Well, that's definitely cool then. Learning the fundamentals and having fun while exercising is definitely a good thing.Ya, by no means is it 'baseball'. No score and really no outs. For me it's more about exercise and learning the fundamentals. ...better than watching Ben 10 over and over. (which is cool cartoon btw.
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While I "played" soccer at 5 and can partially agree with this, just one year later I was in T-Ball and completely grasped it. It was just a year or two later that we were talking in school about our own T-ball standings like it was the NL Central.
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I know they really push Soccer around here, my boy is 3 and keeps getting notices about it. It's supposedly for learning teamwork and just overall interacting with other kids. I'd like to wait until 9 or 10 to start him in any sports.
I often thought that same pattern Eric and said as much up till my boy was 3 or 4 too. Then I realized that I was already out in the yard teaching him baseball so why not get him involved with a team so I put him into tee ball. Low and behold our coach was coaching two teams so I took over my sons team. I gotta say it was actually really fun teaching these kids.
You hear all the stuff about kids picking their nose, sitting down in the field, and stuff like that but after about 2 practices these kids were "getting it".
It was a little easier because I could use my son as a guinea pig and literally bounce stuff off him (like the balls) and not feel bad. We just did like Dr. Death mentioned earlier and just go over things and the correct way to do the basics. There is no outs (or score), in baseball till 7-8yr olds.
So I had 12 kids on my team, I had a friend help coach and we'd just break into two groups. One for fielding and one for hitting. Kind of funny, after the first practice i noticed so many of the kids were afraid of the ball. So me being the parent of the year told my son to get out there and put his hands up in the air. I took the ball and hit him right in the chest
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