Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 11:32     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:Why is everyone piling on the OP? I have felt the exact same way- it’s a legit gripe against stupid social media bragging. I think all the sanctimonious just be happy for them posts are a bunch of BS.


I don't use social media. You should try that too.

OP sounds genuinely cuckoo, and has devolved into straight up entertainment at this point.
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 11:30     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Why is everyone piling on the OP? I have felt the exact same way- it’s a legit gripe against stupid social media bragging. I think all the sanctimonious just be happy for them posts are a bunch of BS.
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 11:08     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I didn't realize all the tournament and personal results are online for all these travel sports obsessed families. The two biggest facebook spamming and braggart families have young teen kids who are barely top 100 for their age in their state. But the way they brag you'd think they're Olympians heading to Stanford.

When I was looking up their names, I randomly came across a family that barely talks about their daughter (and never brags) and she's a top 3 to 5 swimming in the state in her age range.


Wow, awesome story. Tell us more.


Go ahead and perpetually brag on social media how wonderful your family is, how amazing your kids are at travel sports literally every weekend for years, what "commitment" it takes (pay money, book hotel, and burn tanks of gas in your Suburban x repeat), and spew delusions about elite universities who are giving them "looks". At some point curious parents are going to google your kid's name to see if they're really that great.


And when the children drop out of sports in college, the parents still post pictures of themselves on FB at school sporting events.


Tell us more about this Facebook situation.


For example, they travel from here to UMDCP and attend basketball and football games even though their own kid no longer participate in sports
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 10:25     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:I do think its a big "who cares" BUT...I do know a person that is constantly talking/posting about High Point University, like its Harvard! And I mean every single conversation!! Enough already.


You are totally f’d in the head.
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 10:23     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
You sound like you would only discuss a kid who is "brag-worthy,"

Some parents talk about the kid they have. And they can be proud of a kid that does not impress you.

I agree, you need to let it go and move on.
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 10:22     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Maybe they are talking, not bragging?
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 10:10     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
I do think its a big "who cares" BUT...I do know a person that is constantly talking/posting about High Point University, like its Harvard! And I mean every single conversation!! Enough already.
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 09:51     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:So many of the people on this post are psycho. Who cares if someone brags about their kid swimming at Gettysburg or playing baseball at Delaware State. Good for them!! It takes a lot of discipline to want to play a sport in college. Just congratulate and move on. It’s like you feel the need to have to say “my kid could do that too”. But they aren’t so just give it a rest. Grow up. You don’t need to fawn over them but you don’t need to google their national ranking either. Let it go.


+1000. Bitterness is a terrible look. Even when it is anonymous.
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 07:50     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
So many of the people on this post are psycho. Who cares if someone brags about their kid swimming at Gettysburg or playing baseball at Delaware State. Good for them!! It takes a lot of discipline to want to play a sport in college. Just congratulate and move on. It’s like you feel the need to have to say “my kid could do that too”. But they aren’t so just give it a rest. Grow up. You don’t need to fawn over them but you don’t need to google their national ranking either. Let it go.
Anonymous
Post 02/29/2020 07:28     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I didn't realize all the tournament and personal results are online for all these travel sports obsessed families. The two biggest facebook spamming and braggart families have young teen kids who are barely top 100 for their age in their state. But the way they brag you'd think they're Olympians heading to Stanford.

When I was looking up their names, I randomly came across a family that barely talks about their daughter (and never brags) and she's a top 3 to 5 swimming in the state in her age range.


Wow, awesome story. Tell us more.


Go ahead and perpetually brag on social media how wonderful your family is, how amazing your kids are at travel sports literally every weekend for years, what "commitment" it takes (pay money, book hotel, and burn tanks of gas in your Suburban x repeat), and spew delusions about elite universities who are giving them "looks". At some point curious parents are going to google your kid's name to see if they're really that great.


And when the children drop out of sports in college, the parents still post pictures of themselves on FB at school sporting events.


Tell us more about this Facebook situation.
Anonymous
Post 02/28/2020 22:56     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I didn't realize all the tournament and personal results are online for all these travel sports obsessed families. The two biggest facebook spamming and braggart families have young teen kids who are barely top 100 for their age in their state. But the way they brag you'd think they're Olympians heading to Stanford.

When I was looking up their names, I randomly came across a family that barely talks about their daughter (and never brags) and she's a top 3 to 5 swimming in the state in her age range.


Wow, awesome story. Tell us more.


Go ahead and perpetually brag on social media how wonderful your family is, how amazing your kids are at travel sports literally every weekend for years, what "commitment" it takes (pay money, book hotel, and burn tanks of gas in your Suburban x repeat), and spew delusions about elite universities who are giving them "looks". At some point curious parents are going to google your kid's name to see if they're really that great.


And when the children drop out of sports in college, the parents still post pictures of themselves on FB at school sporting events.
Anonymous
Post 02/28/2020 14:52     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I didn't realize all the tournament and personal results are online for all these travel sports obsessed families. The two biggest facebook spamming and braggart families have young teen kids who are barely top 100 for their age in their state. But the way they brag you'd think they're Olympians heading to Stanford.

When I was looking up their names, I randomly came across a family that barely talks about their daughter (and never brags) and she's a top 3 to 5 swimming in the state in her age range.


Wow, awesome story. Tell us more.


Go ahead and perpetually brag on social media how wonderful your family is, how amazing your kids are at travel sports literally every weekend for years, what "commitment" it takes (pay money, book hotel, and burn tanks of gas in your Suburban x repeat), and spew delusions about elite universities who are giving them "looks". At some point curious parents are going to google your kid's name to see if they're really that great.


This is interesting what you are saying. Love to know more.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2020 16:08     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I didn't realize all the tournament and personal results are online for all these travel sports obsessed families. The two biggest facebook spamming and braggart families have young teen kids who are barely top 100 for their age in their state. But the way they brag you'd think they're Olympians heading to Stanford.

When I was looking up their names, I randomly came across a family that barely talks about their daughter (and never brags) and she's a top 3 to 5 swimming in the state in her age range.


Wow, awesome story. Tell us more.


Go ahead and perpetually brag on social media how wonderful your family is, how amazing your kids are at travel sports literally every weekend for years, what "commitment" it takes (pay money, book hotel, and burn tanks of gas in your Suburban x repeat), and spew delusions about elite universities who are giving them "looks". At some point curious parents are going to google your kid's name to see if they're really that great.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2020 15:23     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I didn't realize all the tournament and personal results are online for all these travel sports obsessed families. The two biggest facebook spamming and braggart families have young teen kids who are barely top 100 for their age in their state. But the way they brag you'd think they're Olympians heading to Stanford.

When I was looking up their names, I randomly came across a family that barely talks about their daughter (and never brags) and she's a top 3 to 5 swimming in the state in her age range.


Wow, awesome story. Tell us more.


You really have too much time on your hands. Really? Who cares...


Google sarcasm then come back.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2020 15:20     Subject: Sporty families bragging about offers and committing to awful colleges in the middle of nowhere?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I didn't realize all the tournament and personal results are online for all these travel sports obsessed families. The two biggest facebook spamming and braggart families have young teen kids who are barely top 100 for their age in their state. But the way they brag you'd think they're Olympians heading to Stanford.

When I was looking up their names, I randomly came across a family that barely talks about their daughter (and never brags) and she's a top 3 to 5 swimming in the state in her age range.


Wow, awesome story. Tell us more.


You really have too much time on your hands. Really? Who cares...