First Varsity Game

[Juulie Downs]

Originally Posted by representing

Thank you all for the tips you have given me these past few days. It was definitely worth it! I've waited 6 seasons for my first Varsity game and it feels great to finally reach the "adulthood" of high school officiating!

Fixed it for you.

It's great when your first varsity game goes well. The partner I had for my first varsity game (2-whistle) told me, "You never forget your first." And he was right!

[representing]

Originally Posted by Juulie Downs

Fixed it for you.

It's great when your first varsity game goes well. The partner I had for my first varsity game (2-whistle) told me, "You never forget your first." And he was right!

Oh believe that... I will never forget this game haha.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by representing

I've waited 6 seasons for my first Varsity game and it feels great to finally reach the "manhood" of high school officiating!

Originally Posted by Juulie Downs

Fixed it for you.

Seriously? I'm with on you 3-man vs. 3-person, but this is a bit silly. He's talking about a specific individual...who is a man...not a generic individual.

[Juulie Downs]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Seriously? I'm with on you 3-man vs. 3-person, but this is a bit silly. He's talking about a specific individual...who is a man...not a generic individual.

He's saying that he, who is a specific individual, has reached a level of maturity, a generic level, the "manhood" level, or adulthood level. He didn't say he'd reached "HIS manhood of officiating" but "THE manhood of officiating." It's not that he has become a man, but that he has reached adulthood.

But I'm glad you've come around on 3-man vs 3-whistle. That's progress!

[canuckrefguy]

Congrats on reaching the MANHOOD of your first 3-PERSON varsity game

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by Juulie Downs

He's saying that he, who is a specific individual, has reached a level of maturity, a generic level, the "manhood" level, or adulthood level. He didn't say he'd reached "HIS manhood of officiating" but "THE manhood of officiating." It's not that he has become a man, but that he has reached adulthood.

But I'm glad you've come around on 3-man vs 3-whistle. That's progress!

It was probably just a girls game though

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by Juulie Downs

Fixed it for you.

Juulie, I'm just happy he didn't call the weaker of his three-anthropoid crew a "plumber"!