[Norm Lenhart]

ARE YOU INSANE??

What kind of comment is that? Doyou not understand this snowflake hates his kid’s coach? And your “SOLUTION” (snicker) is to take the kid off the team?

Look. The proper way to handle this is to create a safe space for the parent, the child and the city of Searchlight NV. And congressional hearings. And a woman on MSNBC to hang tampons off her ears.

Good god man...GROW UP!

;)

[GeronL]

rofl

[Gamecock]

Children need a safe zone, where they can be around other gentle souls. </sarc>

My daughter, who is now grown, told me that when she was young she used to get so mad at me when she fell and cried. I would go up to her, stand her back up, brush the dust off and gently swat her on the rear saying "no blood, keep going." (At night she would always cuddle in my lap and I would read to her, until she learned to read then she would read to me) She said that now she is grateful. That attitude I instilled in her helped her finish her first marathon and taught her to pick herself up in all that she does and falls short. She said she always hears me say "keep going."

[humblegunner]

The proper way to handle this is to create a safe space for the parent, the child and the city of Searchlight NV.

UP TWINKLES at you!

[joe fonebone]

oh man..

here we go..

i was an umpire in 10 to 13 little league baseball..

i got paid a whopping 18 bucks a game...

how many kids did i throw out of a game..

a whopping zero..

how many coaches did i throw out of a game..

a whopping zero..

how many parents did i throw out of a game..

more than i got fingers and toes..

and i was an umpire for a YEAR...

the worst thing that happened to little league is not coaches or umpires..

IT IS PARENTS...

take a real good look at yourselves before you judge others..

(hint, i had to be escorted to my car by the coaches of both teams because a parent said he was going to stab me)..