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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Everyone is also thinking of this from the perspective that girl cheerleaders are desirable people to spend time with. Ick .[/quote]

Agreed.  It hurts my head to think about spending time with cheerleaders.  [/quote]

PP here. Was afraid to see what responses this might receive but glad to see other like-minded folks here! I can't think of a less interesting person to have to talk to at a cocktail party than a former cheerleader.[/quote]

Hey I call foul!  My mom cheered for OSU and I happen to think she's wonderful person!    :wink: [/quote]

Does that mean your dad is a rich, creepy old guy who also happens to be an asshole? :wink: [/quote]

No actually he's a few younger than her and does a lot of volunteering.  Amazingly enough, she married him for love and not because he was loaded. :mrgreen:

[quote]I'm sure she's a wonderful mom. I'm sure her conversation skills are football, Pom-poms and hairspray.[/quote]

Sorry, my mom can converse on a lot of topics.  She does art restoration for a living and is well traveled; she's far more interesting to talk to than the typical white collar drone.  :lol:

Anywho, input from harpy #1 and harpy #2 aside, I would ask OP what your DS's athletic background up to this point is.  From what I've seen most cheerleaders now (male and female) have pretty extensive gymnastics experience.  It would probably behoove him to find a good gymnastics gym and start working on his tumbling skills now if he hasn't already.

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