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Your most average, mediocre, middle-of-the-road type of moment in athletic competition?
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Made Bud Namek take a swing at Me in a pickup game in GU's gym.
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Of Prime Sports fame? I would have let him land so I could punch backsalemcoog said:Made Bud Namek take a swing at Me in a pickup game in GU's gym.
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Twas him but He was of KXLY fame at that point.RaceBannon said:
Of Prime Sports fame? I would have let him land so I could punch backsalemcoog said:Made Bud Namek take a swing at Me in a pickup game in GU's gym.
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BennyBoover tried to avatar troll me. I reverse trolled him by ignoring him. He went away and went THUD. I didn't burn a single calorie.
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Sounds like Benny wrecking nall'd you, overall.oregonblitzkrieg said:BennyBoover tried to avatar troll me. I reverse trolled him by ignoring him. He went away and went THUD. I didn't burn a single calorie.
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haie said:
Sounds like Bennyoregonblitzkrieg said:BennyBoover tried to avatar troll me. I reverse trolled him by ignoring him. He went away and went THUD. I didn't burn a single calorie.
wrecking nall'dhaied you, overall.
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DerekJohnson said:
Sorry, but this qualifies as a humblebragPitchfork51 said:I had 22 tackles in a game that we lost 3-6.
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While playing Colt baseball in the summer of '87, I got a hanging curve ball and hit a soft ground ball between the 3rd baseman and shortstop.
The pitcher looked bored, which caused me to be bored. When I looked at my dugout after reaching base, everyone had a "why are we even out here" look on their face. The game should have been called right then and there so we could do something productive like pick up trash on the side of the road or clean toilets.
Everyone on the baseball field that day was a mediocre waste of space.
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azumah said:
Everyone on the baseball fieldthat daywas a mediocre waste of space. -
Was the punter, holder and 3rd string QB on my freshman football team.
Tore some knee ligament and needed surgery.
