[RobertClark]

It was his MO. He used the practice to his advantage. Hence, his MO.

I was very well aware what the OP intended to state, as I am aware of the definition of MO. The phrasing used in the original comment was poor in that it insinuated that telling a student athlete to shower "whether they were sweaty or not" was peculiar or wrong. Him taking advantage of a child in the shower was wrong - instructing athletes to shower is not. I made it clear that I was not busting the OP's chops - just clarifying a poorly worded statement.

You may return to your 3rd grade regurgitation of the obvious.

[conservativebabe]

Wow didn’t realize my post required a paragraph response.

I’ll be over here in my third grade seat watching you be impressed with yourself.