On Jul 13, 10:06Â*am, Harry  wrote:
On 7/13/10 10:01 AM, I am Tosk wrote:





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"Harry Â*wrote in message
news:K7ednSgigJl59qHRnZ2dnUVZ_oCdnZ2d@earthlink. com...
There is no doubt, though, that you sleep with an underaged teen-aged girl
in a tent on many weekends, and without your wife being present.

Most kids don't need the protection of a chaperone when they are in the
company of their dads.

Your situation re visitations with kids is not the norm. Maybe you should
have become a priest.

Well, it happened again this weekend. I caught my kid bragging to her
friends that "I get to spend the whole summer with my dad". Any of you
that are parents of 16 year olds will certainly appreciate that... Harry
will never know that kind of loyalty and dedication.

That would be dandy coming from an 11 to 13 year old. Most 16 year olds
aren't that interested in spending all their time with the daddy.

In atheletics, especially traveling athletics such as our sport, it is
the norm... I can give you a list of a dozen or so 11-18 year old kids
that are home schooled and live summers in a motorhome with one
parent, racing all over the country, and one parent at home with the
rest of the family... Please don't let your fantasies get out of hand,
it's all business, anyway, off to the Gym with the kid. It has really
paid off. Any of you who have seen any of the pics from the weekend
understand. These were by far, the very worst conditions Southwick
(already known as one of the toughest tracks in the country) had to
offer with streams so deep and long along and across the track, two
foot puddles of mud slurry in the corners (there were some reports of
trout swimming down the front stretch. If you look at the pics,
Jessi's "form" never fell apart like so many others. In the worst of
conditions, she fell back on her training and never left the "attack
profile". The winter gym work allowed her to stay up and over the bike
right on to the checkers.... Many other riders, like myself "sat in"
and basically fell apart during the second moto, but I was in the top
50% who actually made it to the checkers. In the first open womens
moto she beat (her womens motocross hero) a pro rider to the holeshot,
in fact she beat the whole field... It was awesome, makes all the
sacrifice worth while..

Really Harry, I got you pegged. You went to your office everyday and
came home "hot and tired" every night, probably like Bonnie, selfishly
spent evenings "winding down" with the boys at the bar while the
"little lady" stayed home to raise your kids... And you wonder why
they abandoned you so long ago... No problem, hey, maybe you can use
my story as your own on some other forum you pollute

I am directly involved in the shaping of a future pro athelete

Â*snerk

Snerk my ass, she just picked up a new sponsor this weekend after her
performance and will certainly earn her pro licence by the end of 2012
barring any serious injury. These things are called "acomplishments"
Harry, you wouldn't understand...




Either way, just a note to our resident failure in life, Harry, some
boats are painted, some are not...
http://smallboats.com/boats_cartopper.htm

Yawn. Dinghies

And still, you can show us nothing in your life that rivals even what
the youngest of my children has accomplished, you are a wannabe

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