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 Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 9:02 pm
The big T thing?
... x'DD
Yes. Anyhow. I always thought that t-ball was like floor hockey; a sort-of sport, not a real sport. Is it? :/
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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 9:39 pm
How...how is that even possible? D:
I can understand baseball; trying to hit a very fast moving little ball takes a certain degree of timing and reflexes. But T Ball?
You are trying to hit a stationary object. How hard can it be, right?
Oooooh, I used to play soccer, too. I never scored a single goal, and didn't help at all on the field. I mean, I tried, but it wasn't any good. D:
Like I said, the only two sports I was ever any good at was Dodgeball and Badminton.
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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 11:35 pm
Well think about it, you're like 3, 4, 5 years old, have no ******** clue why your parents signed you up for something you can't pronounce right.
Then they make you wear all this gear for safety and you have no idea what you need to be safe from. So you play with your nut cup and all that telling the other player on your team next to you to kick it or something. (Admit it, boys, you've done that.)
Then there's the practices, you have no idea what the hell you're doing to begin with. All you know is there's some ball ontop of a stick looking thing and they're telling you to hit it with a bat that's most likely too heavy for you. They don't tell you what to hit, just ******** hit it. So you try for the T because it's as tall as you and the bat's too heavy too lift any higher.
Then it's the other team's turn to hit the ball, so you're out on the field at odd places, wondering around because you don't have a damned clue why the scattered you like that. So you go over to your friend and start talking about cartoons or some bs. Then "HOLY CRAP SOME ROUND THING'S COMING AT YOU, WTF IS THAT???". So you run around aimlessly while your enthusiastic coaches are telling you to catch it. Now you're a little kid, why the hell would you want to catch something speeding your way? D:
So you wait til it hits the ground and then you pick it up and hand it over to the friend you were talking to earlier pretty much saying "Here, I don't know what the ******** to do with it." Your friend is just as clueless so he/she hands it back to you. Now your coaches are telling you to throw it. Ok, to where?? You were probably thinking and then you look to where they're pointing and then you get the idea of throwing it at some kid staring aimlessly at the sky. Ok, that works for you. It's their problem now, but oh crap the ball goes either too far or too short! D: So you and about 3 other kids are after the ball and you all collide and then the adults around you laugh.
That's basically what happens. D: In an endless cycle.
In short: If I were to give you a bat and tell you to hit a ball of the T. Would you be able to do it now?
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 9:55 am
Teh Dana Well think about it, you're like 3, 4, 5 years old, have no ******** clue why your parents signed you up for something you can't pronounce right.
Then they make you wear all this gear for safety and you have no idea what you need to be safe from. So you play with your nut cup and all that telling the other player on your team next to you to kick it or something. (Admit it, boys, you've done that.)
Then there's the practices, you have no idea what the hell you're doing to begin with. All you know is there's some ball ontop of a stick looking thing and they're telling you to hit it with a bat that's most likely too heavy for you. They don't tell you what to hit, just ******** hit it. So you try for the T because it's as tall as you and the bat's too heavy too lift any higher.
Then it's the other team's turn to hit the ball, so you're out on the field at odd places, wondering around because you don't have a damned clue why the scattered you like that. So you go over to your friend and start talking about cartoons or some bs. Then "HOLY CRAP SOME ROUND THING'S COMING AT YOU, WTF IS THAT???". So you run around aimlessly while your enthusiastic coaches are telling you to catch it. Now you're a little kid, why the hell would you want to catch something speeding your way? D:
So you wait til it hits the ground and then you pick it up and hand it over to the friend you were talking to earlier pretty much saying "Here, I don't know what the ******** to do with it." Your friend is just as clueless so he/she hands it back to you. Now your coaches are telling you to throw it. Ok, to where?? You were probably thinking and then you look to where they're pointing and then you get the idea of throwing it at some kid staring aimlessly at the sky. Ok, that works for you. It's their problem now, but oh crap the ball goes either too far or too short! D: So you and about 3 other kids are after the ball and you all collide and then the adults around you laugh.
That's basically what happens. D: In an endless cycle.
In short: If I were to give you a bat and tell you to hit a ball of the T. Would you be able to do it now? I get the feeling you're digging up some sort of childhood trauma. D:
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 10:01 am
Nope, that's seriously how the cycle is around here. xd
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 4:27 pm
Aw, at least my childhood t-ball experiences weren't that bad. x'D
But ew, gaia keeps on giving me "critical errors", and my dc's are taking forever, too. Is this related to the quest glitches? Because, by the way, I reallyreally want a mokona hat. I just had a trc phase, and... yeah.
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 5:30 pm
Is it just me, or does Dave Mustaine just keep getting angrier?
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 6:14 pm
I'm not quite sure; just who is this Dave Mustaine?
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 7:06 pm
I still don't get what T-ball is. In any case look at my ingenious brain working out in a calculus test. Hence, the teacher was so dissapointed by my stupidity that...
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 7:09 pm
Woah. o__o;
... I'm glad that I still have a few years before calculus!
But I do think that you should get some extra marks for your lovely drawings. Yes indeed.
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 7:12 pm
The thing is, calculus 1 is all about derivatives and that's what we've been doing all semester and I was ok with that. Suddenly, I came to the exam and my memory blanked out and coudln't remember how to find the derivatives anymore.
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 7:24 pm
At least you're smarter than who ever did this. 
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 7:28 pm
Did you find that on google, or did you do that question xd
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 8:41 pm
Google, probably. I've seen it before.
But it still makes me crack up.
And the one with the elephant.
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 9:06 pm
The elephant one is classic. xd
Nine hour shift + no sleep = a very tired Vampy... *dozes in the corner*
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