poemranker ::My daddy taught me about being a good sport by horus8

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My daddy taught me about being a good sport

Member since 2002 · Posted 15 Nov 2003 · Edited 16 Nov 2003 · 5 comments

Upon rounding third base, I noticed that the catcher had picked up home plate and started running away from me with it? "Catch that motherfucker!" Screamed my dad, but the other kid got away. "He is their coach's son." said my dad, later, as we drove by the other team enjoying their rootbeer floats at the A&W. "He has a learning disability called nepotism. "Is that why his batter's helmet covers both of his ears?" I asked.

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[10] ShaNoN+960317485 15-Nov-03/8:18 PM Reply
:o)
[9] richa 16-Nov-03/4:45 AM Reply
"He has a learning disability called. Nepotism.' is brilliant!!!!!
[8] Shuushin 16-Nov-03/7:12 AM Reply
hey - that's actually a good sentiment, and well said.

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[10] INTRANSIT 16-Nov-03/8:59 AM Reply
Yes, Iknow. Accepted. This is the game you do best. This poem, right here. play ball.

Hows the acting going anyway? New leads?
[5] Tintagiles 18-Mar-05/6:47 PM Reply
Ah, horus. I love the 'learning disability called nepotism' but the rest, I find, falls short of your usual standard. Ah well.