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Nov 20, 2022 18:06:42   #
Randyhartford Loc: Lawrence, Kansas
 
mistred64 wrote:
To clarify the alcohol consumption laws in Qatar, which I just researched online(doesn't mean it's all true). Alcohol is legal for non muslim residents and tourists. It must be bought through authorized dealers which the government controls. It is served in high end establishments and at Fan Fest. You can not be drunk in public or drink in public. Thus no alcohol in the stadiums. BUT Qatar, why did you allow it until three days before it started??? What a stupid place to have the world cup.

For those of you that aren't soccer fans but don't criticize our sport, THANK YOU. For those that find soccer boring, "watching paint dry is more exciting", you should give it a try. A 1-1 game in soccer can be very exciting when it's getting to the end of the game.
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We also found out, while Bo was there - no bacon on the base because they have “locals” working with military personnel. It’s against their religious beliefs to eat pork. 😳

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Nov 20, 2022 18:15:39   #
mistred64 Loc: Grayslake, illinois
 
Randy I totally understand what you're saying. All three of my kids played soccer from 5 til junior year. Chris played all positions. Andy and Rachel were GK. Andy and Rachel would practice GK in the yard. They were quite good. Andy and Chris decided in junior year partying was more fun so they quit. When Rachel was a junior she deserved to be on the varsity team but they picked a senior over her. That girl got hurt and they asked Rachel to come up to varsity. Rachel said no and quit after junior year. I would have liked her to keep playing but I'm proud of her for taking a stance. The kids have moved on but we still enjoy soccer. It's a common thread.

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Nov 21, 2022 20:15:20   #
smitty Loc: maine
 
Randyhartford wrote:
Our daughter played from the time she was in fourth grade, through her Junior year in High School. Then when she was a senior, her coach gave her position to the daughter of Roger Morningstar, who played basketball for KU and the Boston Celtics, and was a huge supporter ($$$) of athletics at the High School. She was a good athlete, but had NEVER played “keeper” - our daughter, Kelli had been playing “goal keeper” for eight years; 2-3 in the Premier League, but we could never compete with that kind of money - nor would we ever think of buying a position for Kelli on the team. Fortunately, she understood the “politics” involved in Coach Pendleton’s decision and was able to get over it. (much easier than Myrna and I did 😩😤). Kelli was able to join the marching band for her senior year, playing the cymbals. 🙄 She had a blast and made a bunch of new friends, so it helped ease the pain of losing the sport she loved to play. ⚽️
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hi randy
no poop on anybodys fun, i dont watch basketball either but am happy 4 people enjoying their sports
had kids in marching band from 1988-2008. imho---other than sports no better school axtivity
lotta fun [mostly] and always been great for development and good holsom friends

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