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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If there was any doubt how b-itchy swim team moms are, one need only read this thread. [/quote]
I find it no b-itchier than the rest of DCUM. What exactly do you object to?[/quote]
If you have read through this thread and do not understand the problem, then you in fact are part of the problem. [/quote]
DCUM is always much b-itchier then in real life. 
People don’t agree with OP and her complaints don’t make a lot of sense. But I’ve seen some horrible threads and there is nothing super offensive here. [/quote]

A lot of us know exactly what OP is talking about. The veterans treat you like a moron for not knowing what’s going on but sure as hell aren’t going to explain anything![/quote]
OP didn’t even ask! It’s unclear what she doesn’t understand. 
I love the poster who said their team had mentors/buddies for new members. I think that’s a great idea. [/quote]

She said no one but the lifeguards and some kids spoke to her the entire 90 minutes she was there. [/quote]
So no. She didn’t ask. Did she approach them? 
She arrived 5 minutes before her assigned time, approached the person running it who said the real work was set up, and then didn’t give her any direction on what she could do to help. 
I guess I would be considered a veteran parent. No one came and approached me. I approached people and asked questions I didn’t understand. People aren’t mind readers. [/quote][/quote]

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