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Originally Posted by NoFussRef
I began officiating basketball when I was 14 years old. Not having a driver license until 16, my mother used to haul me around from gym to gym so I could work my games.
She still tells stories of what it was like sitting in the stands listening to parents whine and cry about calls/no-calls.
Her favorite's include the half-time chit-chat where after 2 quarters of complaining about how terrible the refs were... someone would ask "which one on the court is your kid?" to which she would proudly reply "The one with the whistle." Hahahaha.
Or the time she went to switch seats at half, a "lady" asked her if she wanted her seat saved, and mom replies "no thank you, I am tired of hearing what an a$$hole my son is, I will sit elsewhere."
Gotta love Mom.
And yes.... Hot Moms.  |
Pretty funny. I hope you don't revert to doing those actions now despite what you might read from a certain forum member...especially if you decide to join your state association next year.
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