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Painted fingernails.
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Ok, if you really want to consider it “bullying” on a scale of 1-10 it was probably about a 1.5 or 2 and your reaction to it was about a 9 or 10.
One of my favorite T shirts was bought for me by my Daughter, who now curses me for her Bears, Sox, IU Basketball fandom. It simply says 2005 happened.
Not at all what I said, but it is how you twisted it, twice now. It was an igorant statement, but in the scheme of things, no I don't believe it was hurtful. As I said, I remember when there were similar posts on here about tats and dreads, and now I don't think anyone even thinks twice about that. How many kids do we have on our roster with tats or dreads now?
I don't believe what someone said on here about what would RMK have done about painted nails, is condemning a kid to being bullied or committing suicide. If you want to believe that, and tilt at every windmill that is an ignorant, misinformed or wrong statement, be my guest. When I said do you have a mirror it was because considering the source and not letting what others say affect your own temperament is a healthy practice and one you should consider.
Could we keep tats out of this. I always wanted a “Death Before Dishonor” special forces tat but opportunity has never met with a sufficient level of intoxication.
As a 19 year old Marine, one night in 1972 I sat in a tattoo shop in Jacksonville NC, outside of Camp Lejeune drunk on my ass. I was 4th in line as I watched 3 of my friends get their USMC Death Before Dishonor" tattoo. During that wait in line I sobered up enough to say "I've changed my mind".
I wonder if AlohaHoosier (who pretty much disappeared along with Archie) has a hula girl tar that are very popular with Navy vets.
I have a feeling tattoos are looked down upon by "the" AlohaHoosier.
I look down on them, told my son I would disown him if he ever got one.
I always think when I see a body covered with them ... "you are going to look really stupid in 50 years after they fade out but not all the way"
I actually admired how he stuck with Archie to the bitter ugly end but when I mentioned it he took it as an insult.
I honestly didn't think this topic was such a controversial trigger for so many. But here we are with nearly 100 replies.
I'll leave it at this:
I'll leave it at this:
- I understand why he thinks it's worthy of the effort. However, if it's not legitimately for medical reasons, it's simply to stand out from the rest of the team. I love my aunts, uncles, friends, whoever I know that's fighting cancer every bit as much as he does. There are simply better ways to send that message.
- As a former old school coach, the need to stand out bothers me. I am still of the opinion players should all dress alike. It's the primary reason there are no names on the jerseys. IU used to wear the same color shoes. Maybe different style or design, but always the same color. Those days are gone.
- Most men in this world wouldn't paint their nails and go out in public, let alone appear on national TV in front of 17,000 folks. So I remain unconvinced this is a normal currently "accepted" approach.
- Tats and hair styles don't bother me even a little bit. Just play hard and act like you care.
- If players decide to start wearing eyeliner, blush, or any of that other facial crap women do, I'll be here to question their motives.
- Sorry if this offends. But I'll bet the next coach might ask him to tone it down.
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