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Sampson 2 year s ago
#59 
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Sophronia 2 year s ago
#3 is absolutely how things should be. Huge respect for those girls in red
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Josh 2 year s ago
Sophronia,
It is insane. Keep religion away from sports! To stop the match just because a religion woman misplaces her headgarment is just not right.
It is insane. Keep religion away from sports! To stop the match just because a religion woman misplaces her headgarment is just not right.
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Andrew 2 year s ago
Josh,
100%. Agree. Stopping game play is ridiculous. If your religious beliefs don’t allow you to play as the game is intended then don’t play.
100%. Agree. Stopping game play is ridiculous. If your religious beliefs don’t allow you to play as the game is intended then don’t play.
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Deborah 2 year s ago
Andrew,
I didn't know a piece of clothing slipping is the same as not allowing to play the game as intended.
Sooo, how about if the same situation occurred but instead an accidental move caused a big tear in someone's shorts exposing a large part of @$$. Doesn't matter if it was a man or woman. They can still play, the tear doesn't hinder them playing.
Now say this just happened to you during a game.
Would you keep playing?
Would you like a bit of help?
What did you say? Not the same?
Well, maybe it's just as important to her to not have her hair exposed as you not have your @$$ hanging out.
Just because it wouldn't be a problem to YOU, doesn't mean her problem is unimportant.
Being an adult means you understand the everything should go according to the few things you care about.
Luckily there are enough people that can see that someone has a problem and take a few minutes to help them even though it's not their problem.
You'd want the same.
If for example your car broke down in the middle of a road through the desert, would you like it if someone helped you even though it's absolutely no problem to them if you are in that situation?
You have to live with others in this world.
Every bit of kindness, every bit of effort to help someone in need makes the world a tiny bit better.
I didn't know a piece of clothing slipping is the same as not allowing to play the game as intended.
Sooo, how about if the same situation occurred but instead an accidental move caused a big tear in someone's shorts exposing a large part of @$$. Doesn't matter if it was a man or woman. They can still play, the tear doesn't hinder them playing.
Now say this just happened to you during a game.
Would you keep playing?
Would you like a bit of help?
What did you say? Not the same?
Well, maybe it's just as important to her to not have her hair exposed as you not have your @$$ hanging out.
Just because it wouldn't be a problem to YOU, doesn't mean her problem is unimportant.
Being an adult means you understand the everything should go according to the few things you care about.
Luckily there are enough people that can see that someone has a problem and take a few minutes to help them even though it's not their problem.
You'd want the same.
If for example your car broke down in the middle of a road through the desert, would you like it if someone helped you even though it's absolutely no problem to them if you are in that situation?
You have to live with others in this world.
Every bit of kindness, every bit of effort to help someone in need makes the world a tiny bit better.
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Matilda 2 year s ago
Andrew,
Absolutely agree.
Absolutely agree.
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Elisa 2 year s ago
Josh,
It is called sporting fairnes
It is called sporting fairnes
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Midge 2 year s ago
Sophronia,
lmao. then they talk sh#t afterwards and laugh.
lmao. then they talk sh#t afterwards and laugh.
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Vinson 2 year s ago
#1 I've seen this 100+ times and I never get tired of it. Sportsmanship at it's finest, and if you clowns don't get it you never will.
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Adelaide 2 year s ago
Sophronia,
Sharia is not compatible with Western Civilization.
Sharia is not compatible with Western Civilization.
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Margy 2 year s ago
#1 was a TV commercial.
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Green 2 year s ago
#16
Remarkably calm and unflustered reaction
Remarkably calm and unflustered reaction
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Drusilla 2 year s ago
#43 Proto-Headbanger. In Training
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Sid 2 year s ago
#32 the hottest sh#t right now
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Riche 2 year s ago
#34 - what a loser
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Adelaide 2 year s ago
#22 Those lizards smell funky.
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Bella 2 year s ago
Sophronia,
I didn't even notice the headscarf thing. I just noticed she got tripped and punched, and unlike the Male version of football, she didn't flop on the ground pretending to be hurt. So, a gear malfunction on top of the punch deserves a moment of recouperation.
#57 I know this is possible but not from a random rack. A bunch of balls just vanish into thin air, and the reactions are a little to forced... Plus she would have reacted, even if she had done it a dozen times.
I didn't even notice the headscarf thing. I just noticed she got tripped and punched, and unlike the Male version of football, she didn't flop on the ground pretending to be hurt. So, a gear malfunction on top of the punch deserves a moment of recouperation.
#57 I know this is possible but not from a random rack. A bunch of balls just vanish into thin air, and the reactions are a little to forced... Plus she would have reacted, even if she had done it a dozen times.
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Vessie 2 year s ago
#30 Come my children. Come with me.
It is insane. Keep religion away from sports! To stop the match just because a religion woman misplaces her headgarment is just not right.
100%. Agree. Stopping game play is ridiculous. If your religious beliefs don’t allow you to play as the game is intended then don’t play.
I didn't know a piece of clothing slipping is the same as not allowing to play the game as intended.
Sooo, how about if the same situation occurred but instead an accidental move caused a big tear in someone's shorts exposing a large part of @$$. Doesn't matter if it was a man or woman. They can still play, the tear doesn't hinder them playing.
Now say this just happened to you during a game.
Would you keep playing?
Would you like a bit of help?
What did you say? Not the same?
Well, maybe it's just as important to her to not have her hair exposed as you not have your @$$ hanging out.
Just because it wouldn't be a problem to YOU, doesn't mean her problem is unimportant.
Being an adult means you understand the everything should go according to the few things you care about.
Luckily there are enough people that can see that someone has a problem and take a few minutes to help them even though it's not their problem.
You'd want the same.
If for example your car broke down in the middle of a road through the desert, would you like it if someone helped you even though it's absolutely no problem to them if you are in that situation?
You have to live with others in this world.
Every bit of kindness, every bit of effort to help someone in need makes the world a tiny bit better.
Absolutely agree.
It is called sporting fairnes
lmao. then they talk sh#t afterwards and laugh.
Sharia is not compatible with Western Civilization.
Remarkably calm and unflustered reaction
I didn't even notice the headscarf thing. I just noticed she got tripped and punched, and unlike the Male version of football, she didn't flop on the ground pretending to be hurt. So, a gear malfunction on top of the punch deserves a moment of recouperation.
#57 I know this is possible but not from a random rack. A bunch of balls just vanish into thin air, and the reactions are a little to forced... Plus she would have reacted, even if she had done it a dozen times.