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oooohhhhh Mr. Wilsonnnnnn........

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watanabe said:
We all know you mean well Huskynan, but in today's society, with parents arrested for having their kids "walk to school" and/or spanking them, there is a whole new set of social criteria in place for how we relate to each other (try talking to a graade school teacher). Would it have been better if Stewie had had her hands raised? Of course things are getting to be different at an alarming pace, but there are alot of good reasons for these things (and maybe some not so good).... :oops:
Mr. Wilson should have used more tact. In fact he should have known better.
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What are you talking about? Seriously, what do you mean?
 
rugbymate said:
IMHO, it borders on being shameful that any poster indict someone's character with such meager information.
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Yes. Very shameful. I am sure that if Breanna Stewart read this, she would think it shameful and absurd.
 
Is the reason this thread hasn't been locked yet an exercise in flushing out the truly inane? This board never disappoints.
 
Eskapeesto said:
Would it be too much for you to provide "The Source?" Or maybe, I dunno, give the slightest bit of context to the photo?
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Completely unrelated to this thread, but I just wanted to say your avatar is AWESOME.
 
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If you mark it as the worst ever someone might take that as a challenge to excel by posting a more insane thread.
 
This thread should've been a caption contest, clearly. ;)

"And tell your father to never pair a large patterned tie with a large patterned shirt."
"Um, OK?"
"Tell him I'll be checking for that the next time we meet, you hear?"
 
HuskyNan said:
It seems to me the young man to Mr. Wilson's right, A'ja's brother?, is smiling and that Stewie's body language is relaxed, not defensive or scared. To me, it seems as though Mr. Wilson is pretending to be angry.

When my kids were little, I'd pretend to be mad and say, "I'm going to get you!" then chase them around the house, with them giggling like crazy. Good thing some of the above posters didn't see this or I'd've been reported to Children's Protective Service.
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When my son was about three, whenever I wouldn't buy CocoPuffs or what ever sugar-bombed product conveniently placed at his eye-level, he would say "My real mom would buy me that" I thought it was a rather clever way to express his displeasure. Some of my friends thought he was psychotic. I mostly thought it was cute until I got really frustrated one day and tried to give him away in the supermarket. I was running up to every woman I could find saying: This child seems to think I'm not his mother, and I'm wondering if you are. Meanwhile, my three-year-old is screaming NO, MOMMY,NO. I don't think I could get away with that today, either. When I reminded my son of this story, he said he didn't remember any of thos, but his real mom would buy him a Porsche!
 
SallyH said:
When my son was about three, whenever I wouldn't buy CocoPuffs or what ever sugar-bombed product conveniently placed at his eye-level, he would say "My real mom would buy me that" I thought it was a rather clever way to express his displeasure. Some of my friends thought he was psychotic. I mostly thought it was cute until I got really frustrated one day and tried to give him away in the supermarket. I was running up to every woman I could find saying: This child seems to think I'm not his mother, and I'm wondering if you are. Meanwhile, my three-year-old is screaming NO, MOMMY,NO. I don't think I could get away with that today, either. When I reminded my son of this story, he said he didn't remember any of thos, but his real mom would buy him a Porsche!
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I enjoy giving home made gifts. Which one of my children would you like?:)
 
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stamfordhusky said:
Yes, this THREAD is concerning - because a lot of so-called adults are posting absurd statements. This whole thing is a joke. Warde Manuel would laugh in your face - as he should - if you reported it to him. THIS IS A NON-EVENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Then we should have Geno call Mon'e and then Mon'e can call Warde. He'll have to do something then. :eek:
 
CL82 said:
I've been wondering if someone would start a caption this thread.

The possibilities are endless:

Wilson: Bre you have a little pizza sauce on your chin, right there.
Stewart: Thanks Mr. Wilson. Did I get it?

Wilson: So the men's room is over there?
Stewart: Yes, just out the door and to the right.
Wilson: Thanks Breanna. Good game today!

Wilson: I have an invisible parakeet. I bring him to games and he stays right he on my finger.
Stewart: Uh, I have to go now.
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Okay, I have one to add.
Wilson: Breanna.... pull my finger. :eek:
 
Sometimes the stupidity of some people makes my head hurt.

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Just saw the official transcript of the conversation, and I do feel sorry for A'ja's dad.

"Stewie, you tell your friend Gabby that she cost me $1000 with that last free throw. I had the Gamecocks getting 24."

Sorry, Mr. Wilson. Maybe we'll be able to hold it at 24 next time for you."
 
Does anyone happen to know where he was sitting during the game?
 
Nuyoika said:
Does anyone happen to know where he was sitting during the game?
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Yes- about 6 rows up right on the aisle with his son behind the So Car bench. I sat and chatted with him and his son for about 15 minutes before the game. Aja is his clone as in height, etc....
 
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