Mascot Eats Cheerleader

I don't think that I personally would want to take a young child, to that team's games! :oops::oops::oops:
:giggle: :LOL:
Or to try to figure out how to explain that to the child. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::unsure:o_O:unsure:

(By the way, the video does not show here, but I googled to see the pics of it. Curiosity was strong, on this one! :LOL::ROFLMAO::cool: )
 
Kaila said:
I don't think that I personally would want to take a young child, to that team's games! :oops::oops::oops:
:giggle: :LOL:
Or to try to figure out how to explain that to the child. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::unsure:o_O:unsure:

(By the way, the video does not show here, but I googled to see the pics of it. Curiosity was strong, on this one! :LOL::ROFLMAO::cool: )
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Kaila you could have just clicked on that black box where it's underlined Watch On YouTube, and it would take you right to YouTube.

I thought it was a silly stunt but no worse than the wolf eating the grandmother in little Red Riding Hood. I think kids could understand that it was just
make believe.

Then again, who knows with today's children?
 

Kaila said:
I don't think that I personally would want to take a young child, to that team's games! :oops::oops::oops:
:giggle: :LOL:
Or to try to figure out how to explain that to the child. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::unsure:o_O:unsure:

(By the way, the video does not show here, but I googled to see the pics of it. Curiosity was strong, on this one! :LOL::ROFLMAO::cool: )
Click to expand...

LOL I wouldn't want to take a young child to a game that is so violent that young men are being crushed every minute.

The game is for adults who like violence. :eek:
 
From personal experience. I loved touch/tag football as a kid and would play it in our street. You never hurt anyone. Then in Junior High it was flag football. Still no big hurts. Then comes High School, and I was playing it in P.E. and the varsity football coach comes up to me and wants me to join the football team. I was 5' 10" and 115 lbs. The first game I played in I was beat to a pulp and knocked out for several minutes. The next day I quit and never looked back. I stayed with baseball until the coach tried to turn me into a pitching machine, to compete with the best of the best. I hated it, and quit that too.
 
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