Hi, everyone....
As a newcomer to this board, I just want to say that I have really enjoyed myself so far and I hope that it can continue. I'm impressed with this forum because, for one thing, I've seen some others that don't have any guidelines set as to language or content, so thank you for calling us to task on that, Royal Shock. As I posted when I first joined, I didn't even know about this forum, but I read an article in the Eagle that linked to here and, well, you can blame them. :D
I spent the better part of an evening reading through all the posts of each thread available here to bring myself up to speed (I can see why you enacted the language and content rule, Royal Shock. It wasn't a total "shocker" to me. lol.).
Anyway, even though I've always liked WSU and followed them (admittedly it's been in the post season up to now), I am not a bandwagon fan.
So, you may be asking yourselves, "Why are you here?" "Why now?"
Well, as I stated previously on another thread, I have a relative (not my child) on the team. I don't wish to reveal who that is because I want everyone to feel free to express their opinions, however brutally honest they are. Believe me, I will do the same. Don't get me wrong...I love this kid because he's such a fine young man and I don't care who you are, if you knew him, you'd love him too. But, if he stinks it up on the field, I'll be first in line to say so (not to him, of course). It's called, "tough love."
Gee, here I go, practically writing a book. :lol: Yeah, yeah, yeah, like you didn't know I was a female. BUT, I have always been a tomboy who's played and watched this great game most of my life and managed to pass it on to two of my three kids. I do know a thing or two and I also know someone in here will call me on what I don't know. :yes:
My 14-year-old son just looked over my shoulder and said, "Wow, what are you doing? Sports fans don't like to read."
Too funny. Then he asked if that was stereotyping. I knew my tax dollars were well spent when he used the word stereotyping in the right context. :yahoo:
In closing, I want to explain my recently chosen avatar. My little/only brother was born on Oct. 2, 1970. Something good also happened that day, I want all of you to know. The two events are entertwined forever for me. It's time to bring it back, WSU. No time like the present. Peace out.
As a newcomer to this board, I just want to say that I have really enjoyed myself so far and I hope that it can continue. I'm impressed with this forum because, for one thing, I've seen some others that don't have any guidelines set as to language or content, so thank you for calling us to task on that, Royal Shock. As I posted when I first joined, I didn't even know about this forum, but I read an article in the Eagle that linked to here and, well, you can blame them. :D
I spent the better part of an evening reading through all the posts of each thread available here to bring myself up to speed (I can see why you enacted the language and content rule, Royal Shock. It wasn't a total "shocker" to me. lol.).
Anyway, even though I've always liked WSU and followed them (admittedly it's been in the post season up to now), I am not a bandwagon fan.
So, you may be asking yourselves, "Why are you here?" "Why now?"
Well, as I stated previously on another thread, I have a relative (not my child) on the team. I don't wish to reveal who that is because I want everyone to feel free to express their opinions, however brutally honest they are. Believe me, I will do the same. Don't get me wrong...I love this kid because he's such a fine young man and I don't care who you are, if you knew him, you'd love him too. But, if he stinks it up on the field, I'll be first in line to say so (not to him, of course). It's called, "tough love."
Gee, here I go, practically writing a book. :lol: Yeah, yeah, yeah, like you didn't know I was a female. BUT, I have always been a tomboy who's played and watched this great game most of my life and managed to pass it on to two of my three kids. I do know a thing or two and I also know someone in here will call me on what I don't know. :yes:
My 14-year-old son just looked over my shoulder and said, "Wow, what are you doing? Sports fans don't like to read."
Too funny. Then he asked if that was stereotyping. I knew my tax dollars were well spent when he used the word stereotyping in the right context. :yahoo:
In closing, I want to explain my recently chosen avatar. My little/only brother was born on Oct. 2, 1970. Something good also happened that day, I want all of you to know. The two events are entertwined forever for me. It's time to bring it back, WSU. No time like the present. Peace out.
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