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08-20-2012, 06:25 PM
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Re: 300-pound Texas 12-year-old Ruled Too Big to Play Pee Wee Football
Not at all what I expected. I was thinking of the heavy kid from, "Old School", and "Dr. Doolittle". This boy looks tall for his age and solid, but, I wouldn't call him fat by anyone's standards. On the other hand, there is a 135 pound weight limit. Maybe he could try for basketball. |
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08-20-2012, 06:27 PM
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Re: 300-pound Texas 12-year-old Ruled Too Big to Play Pee Wee Football
REALLY??? Some people don't understand why he isn't accepted into pee wee football? Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't "pee wee" typically mean small? He's bigger than most pro players. He'd fucking crush the other kids. 135 is the weight limit. It's not like he's 140 and the rules can be slightly bent. I can't believe this is even being discussed! I'm 6'3" and weigh about 270. I can't imagine playing football with someone 135 pounds and LESS! Don't forget 135 is the maximum, not the typical weight. A lot of the blame can be placed on his mother for this whole situation including his disappointment. I can't imagine that ANY sane person would allow him to play with kids a third of his weight. I've gotta say, fuck the bleeding hearts on this one. He has a great future career waiting for him in pro wrestling though. Especially since he is getting attention now. If he's 6'1" at the age of 12, he'll probably be as tall and as large as Andre the giant when he matures. In his defense, I don't think calling him a fat ass is justified. It's not like he's 5'2" and 300 pounds. To be 6'1" at his age means he is dealing with a lot of physical issues that very few people have to deal with. Later in life this will include early death. |