Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 11:35     Subject: Prepping for entry into AAP
When the off kilter comments started popping up yesterday I was convinced the board was being trolled by some kids. But they continue today, suggesting that actual grownups are getting off on this irrelevant discourse.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 10:36     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
I agree. It is clearly creepy and weird for parents to transport their children back and forth to events and playdates with other children and parents. We have an imposter amongst us who should be reported to the cops and incarcerated. Absolutely weird and creepy, behavior to attend children events with other children and parents. This doesn't happen in Fairfax County. My complaint is legitimate because I made it of course. Shot and ask questions later.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 10:24     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
I, too, am sitting in an atmosphere of heated chlorine with about 700 + swimmers and parents watching each other. What creeps all around. Will the poster in question call the cops to put us all in jail or shoot and kill us.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 10:19     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
That would be the poster who tells the "kiddies" the be like Peyton. Is that the same one who also frequently alludes to Republican politicians? Could be. Similar writing and posting style.



Must be rather good advise for children to model. Great game this weekend. The Broncos are undefeated.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 10:17     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
Part of what I am guessing people may have seen as odd is that the post sounded as though you were just watching children at swim meets, soccer, lacrosse games and the like. You referred to "your community" as though it is not also your own community. If your children are on all those teams it is indeed your community, too.

How are you involved in all these sessions of crying? Are your children crying too? There are plenty of activities out there that don't result in children crying every weekend. If your children's teams are as you describe them, I would suggest switching them to a different team or league. Weekend activities should be fun, and not a cause for constant tears. Sure, all kids cry sometimes, but the amount you described is excessive, and not the norm at all.


I bet this is the poster with the gifted kid who also watches all the AAP kids who test prep. This test prepper child watcher is creepy. Where does she find the time to watch and document children test prepping?










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Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 07:49     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Keep throwing out those red herrings! Just like your favorite politicians!


Are you the incredibly bizarre person who blathered on about Peyton Manning and prepping several months ago? If so, I know your posts are highly amusing to you, but trust me - no one else finds you at all witty or clever.


That would be the poster who tells the "kiddies" the be like Peyton. Is that the same one who also frequently alludes to Republican politicians? Could be. Similar writing and posting style.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 07:43     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
Anonymous wrote:
Part of what I am guessing people may have seen as odd is that the post sounded as though you were just watching children at swim meets, soccer, lacrosse games and the like. You referred to "your community" as though it is not also your own community. If your children are on all those teams it is indeed your community, too.

How are you involved in all these sessions of crying? Are your children crying too? There are plenty of activities out there that don't result in children crying every weekend. If your children's teams are as you describe them, I would suggest switching them to a different team or league. Weekend activities should be fun, and not a cause for constant tears. Sure, all kids cry sometimes, but the amount you described is excessive, and not the norm at all.


I really think you're taking the nutcase poster just a tad too seriously! S/he's just a foolish blowhard who comes on DCUM every few months to spew nonsensical jumbles of words in the hopes of appearing intelligent. Sadly, s/he just looks ridiculous and comical. I wouldn't read too much into any of his/her posts.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 07:39     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
Anonymous wrote:Yes, if you walk the halls of any elementary school "creepy" is one of the most common words out of mouths of school children. I guess we have some school children online tonight or at the very least individuals with elementary school mentality (general ed).


What a stupid remark. "Creepy" is a term used by my kids all the time - two of whom are in AAP. Your derision for General Ed kids is really disgusting. And your superior attitude about yourself and your own kids is hysterical. But not in a good way.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 07:34     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
Anonymous wrote:
Keep throwing out those red herrings! Just like your favorite politicians!



Are you the incredibly bizarre person who blathered on about Peyton Manning and prepping several months ago? If so, I know your posts are highly amusing to you, but trust me - no one else finds you at all witty or clever.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 06:17     Subject: Prepping for entry into AAP
PP here. the only time I see tears on the field is when a player makes a big mistake that hurts the team a lot.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 06:16     Subject: Prepping for entry into AAP
Anonymous wrote:I watch children all weekend, too. They just happen to be on a sports field playing on teams with my kids.

Feel free to call the cops.


As do I. I am sitting on the sideline watching middle school girls...and I go up and talk to them. I listen to the conversations. I am a coach...I am supposed to do that (I mostly watch the other team, to see if their approach leaves any exploitable weaknesses; if there are, I let the girls know. The head coach watches our team.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 00:33     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP

Part of what I am guessing people may have seen as odd is that the post sounded as though you were just watching children at swim meets, soccer, lacrosse games and the like. You referred to "your community" as though it is not also your own community. If your children are on all those teams it is indeed your community, too.

How are you involved in all these sessions of crying? Are your children crying too? There are plenty of activities out there that don't result in children crying every weekend. If your children's teams are as you describe them, I would suggest switching them to a different team or league. Weekend activities should be fun, and not a cause for constant tears. Sure, all kids cry sometimes, but the amount you described is excessive, and not the norm at all.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 00:30     Subject: Prepping for entry into AAP
I watch children all weekend, too. They just happen to be on a sports field playing on teams with my kids.

Feel free to call the cops.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 00:22     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
Anonymous wrote:Yes, if you walk the halls of any elementary school "creepy" is one of the most common words out of mouths of school children. I guess we have some school children online tonight or at the very least individuals with elementary school mentality (general ed).


Or, possibly adults who were disturbed by an odd post that talked about watching many children at many events. It comes across as a bit weird. Probably not menacing or threatening, but odd enough that a few posters found it disturbing and they were pointing that out.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2015 00:07     Subject: Re:Prepping for entry into AAP
Yeah, the creepy eating fries!! Low energy and low IQ crowd.