Thank you and keep standing for the principles of our great Country.
Gary Bush
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To me it is far less about “Trans Women” (read: MEN) participating. It’s about the safety of the biological women participating. My daughter played soccer from the time she was in elementary school through college, and was an NCAA Scholarship athlete, and suffered through many injuries along the way.
The thought of her playing against a biological male is sickening.
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Unfortunately, several (liberal) states allow the birth certificate to be changed. If we could stop that madness, then I’d agree with you 100%.
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Me thinks your opinion is NOT the “General Consensus”, but rather in the minority. You know, just like proven in the elections.
And if the Democrats keep on with business as usual, they will lose additional seats in Congress and governors’ spots.
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…and clomp around saying ‘Aye Matey! What’s dis I hears ‘bout a work stoppage?’
Howz a’bout we have a walk on da plank shall we!’ Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh! Where’s me bloody Parrot?’
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Welcome aboard Gary!
You are right where you’re suppose to be!
WWG1WGA
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Aye, welcome,matey
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Man that is super awesome about your son having his Pro card, he is making more than beer money in rodeo. Living in Oregon I attend the smaller rodeos my favorite is the Wheeler County Rodeo. The purses are tiny so the cowboys who compete are mostly from the surrounding communities but they are the real deal, men and women who work horses and cattle every day. And Fossil Oregon is really one of my favorite places in the United States, totally plan on retiring there. Plus the best beef comes out of that area, Painted Hills Beef. And we probably don’t come from different worlds, I grew up in small village in northern Arizona where the house was heated by wood, and I spent most of my free time as a kid hunting, fishing, riding ATC’s and snowmobiles.
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Roosevelt, Utah, born and raised. Population would go from 500 to 5000 depending on how the oil fields were doing. Yea kido does OK, fun to watch when he stays on, not so much when he hits the ground.
Damn Kids!
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Forest Lakes, AZ population not sure what it was in the 1980’s but it’s 222 today and I am pretty sure it was less than 100 when I was growing up. I don’t think I could watch my son do rodeo, sure in Lacrosse everyone has a weapon but at least they have pads and are not trying to tame 1,000 pounds of pure power. Great photo of your son, boots and hat are in the wrong direction but still on which is all that matters.
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We actually went to a Lacrosse game a few years ago. I must be getting old, I’d see them passing the ball around and then the next thing you know, they’d reach in and get it out of the net. Way too fast for my eyes.
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@Christopher448 Well said.
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Talking about shooting a 5.25 ounce ball at an average of 85 mph, my son plays attack and has the fastest shot on his team where it’s always 90-100 mph. You take that to your chest and your heart will stop, thankfully today they have defibrillator’s. And the only way I know there was goal is when the offensive stops moving and starts celebrating, my eyes can’t see it happen.
I knew absolutely nothing about the sport till my son came home in 5th grade asking if he could play it. It’s a Native American sport by the way and according to their lore it was first given by their Creator to the animals who would play it to make Him happy and was later given to man to play it for His pleasure. But the animal spirits still imbue within the players, the Bear (strength), the Deer (agility) and the Great Turtle (endurance). Anyways more information than you probably wanted.
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