A new variant of Turrets?

Back In The Saddle

Worked my first men's wreck league games of the year last night. I noticed a strange phenomenon: They all had this apparently unrestrainable urge to start sentences with, "You've gotta..."

I felt bad for them in a way. That's no way to live a life.

Anybody know what causes this? Could it be a lifetime's exposure to the tailings from the old steel mill in that town? Perhaps something in the water?

JHamp

Back In The Saddle wrote
Worked my first men's wreck league games of the year last night. I noticed a strange phenomenon: They all had this apparently unrestrainable urge to start sentences with, "You've gotta..."

I felt bad for them in a way. That's no way to live a life.

Anybody know what causes this? Could it be a lifetime's exposure to the tailings from the old steel mill in that town? Perhaps something in the water?

You hit the nail on the head there.

Nevadaref

Back In The Saddle wrote
A new variant of Turrets?

🙁
Tourette's syndrome is spelled that way.

A turret is used in a war.

CoachP

Back In The Saddle wrote
Worked my first men's wreck league games of the year last night. I noticed a strange phenomenon: They all had this apparently unrestrainable urge to start sentences with, "You've gotta..."

I felt bad for them in a way. That's no way to live a life.

Anybody know what causes this? Could it be a lifetime's exposure to the tailings from the old steel mill in that town? Perhaps something in the water?

I play in one.

Last Thursday, as A1 was shooting his free throws for a blocking foul on B1, B1 in the lane tells the official, "He can't dribble with his head down, that's a charge"

Coltdoggs

CoachP wrote
I play in one.

Last Thursday, as A1 was shooting his free throws for a blocking foul on B1, B1 in the lane tells the official, "He can't dribble with his head down, that's a charge"

HAHAHAHA! Nope, you just need to work on your game, that's all! Who is coaching you anyway! 😉 😀

Back In The Saddle

Nevadaref wrote
🙁
Tourette's syndrome is spelled that way.

A turret is used in a war.

Seems more appropriate my way 😉