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- Dec 12, 2011
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HAHAHAHA IM TO EXCITIED SOOORRRY
- Dec 12, 2011
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WELL THATS HOW I TYPE .....
My3KidsMom
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Make sure you tweet about Thunderbirds if you get to see them. They are all terrible at updating me and it drives me CRAZY :)
- Jun 22, 2011
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Caps lock off please and thank you. I am excited too seeing as how a great friend of mine is competing this weekend ( princessmackenzie, go get em :D ) but you do not see me or anyone else for that matter yelling or constantly posting about it. Calm down. It's almost here and you will live to see it tomorrow when videos go online.
BlueCat
Roses are red, cats are blue
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If you will ask quietly with normal capitalization I will answer you.
- Dec 12, 2011
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lol ok
BlueCat
Roses are red, cats are blue
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We are getting a new gym for many reasons.
1. The new gym is in a dramatically better location than our current facility. It is nearer to the "center" of where all of our current athletes drive from. 100,000 people drive by (and can see) our new facility every day. It is right off a major highway - with great exposure for our sign. It is also about a block and half from a DART station. Hopping a train from downtown and walking over to the gym will be easy for "cheer tourists".
2. The gym setup is much better. We will be able to run more teams at once and be safer in the process. There are really only 2 support beams that we had to design around - compared to 16 in our current spot.
3. The new gym is clean, new, and pretty. The building we are in is nearly 50 years old. It functions, but there is nothing remotely inviting about it. I can only imagine parents being a little scared to drop off their 5 year olds where we are now. (Old gym IS safe - it just doesn't LOOK safe)
4. Parking/traffic is much better. There are multiple exits out of the parking lot onto different roads. (Compared to 1 exit down a long alleyway now.) Overflow on heavy-traffic days (showoffs, etc) is more manageable.
1. The new gym is in a dramatically better location than our current facility. It is nearer to the "center" of where all of our current athletes drive from. 100,000 people drive by (and can see) our new facility every day. It is right off a major highway - with great exposure for our sign. It is also about a block and half from a DART station. Hopping a train from downtown and walking over to the gym will be easy for "cheer tourists".
2. The gym setup is much better. We will be able to run more teams at once and be safer in the process. There are really only 2 support beams that we had to design around - compared to 16 in our current spot.
3. The new gym is clean, new, and pretty. The building we are in is nearly 50 years old. It functions, but there is nothing remotely inviting about it. I can only imagine parents being a little scared to drop off their 5 year olds where we are now. (Old gym IS safe - it just doesn't LOOK safe)
4. Parking/traffic is much better. There are multiple exits out of the parking lot onto different roads. (Compared to 1 exit down a long alleyway now.) Overflow on heavy-traffic days (showoffs, etc) is more manageable.
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canttouchthis
I'll make u laugh unless ur lookin for a catfight
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reading all of his posts in caps really started to give me a headache
thank you!
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my daughter is now on f5 but years ago and with another gym her team came in last place in the challenge cup. Wow.
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