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Wed Mar 20, 2013, 09:18am
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Who Is "They?"
Late this season, I'm working a ms boys game, and in pregame I notice a home player with identical bandaids on each ear. I call him over and ask, "what's under the bandaids?"
"Oh, it's just earrings." "They have to come out if you're going to play." "But they said I could play with them if I taped them over." "Sorry, they were wrong." Since I didn't care at the time who they were, I didn't bother to ask, but I do sort of wonder who "they" are.
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