Cheer Dad
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Not sure why just seeing your SN now but that is clever and now I have that song running through my head.
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- May 27, 2011
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Thanks! According to my mom that's what she called me when I was little cause I was the leader of my sisters and it applies now because of cheering for the packers. Sorry for getting that song stuck in your head, unless it is a song you enjoy!
Cheer Dad
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Its a good tune so not a huge problem.
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Were you posting here a few months ago under another name? I seem to remember a similar comment made a while back. Hopefully, this year will be better for you.
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It's also in competitive dance. Dance has as many kids/parents who are "famous" or trying to be famous as cheer does. It makes me wonder,what do these 18 & under,cheerleaders/dancers have, that make so many people try to make these kids famous? The make-up,costumes glitter,the talent,the crazy expensive tuition fees...what is it exactly?
- Jun 20, 2012
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this thread makes me uncomfortable
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I may be wrong but things like these mostly don't have a good ending, though they sometimes end entertaining (if that makes sense).
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I'm going to play happy peacemaker here really quickly. I know that everyone is asking CheerInsider questions to help her with her magazine, because the Fiercers are always trying to help. :rolleyes: However, we don't know who he/she is, his/her age and his/her situation. Let's take a step back and make sure we're treating everyone with the respect that we would want our own children/athletes treated with.
- May 10, 2011
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Well said. So, I will say exactly what I would say if this were my own child/athlete.
"CP(s) if your dream or interest lies in creating a print or online publication where you intend to represent yourself professionally, then my expectation is that you take the time and effort to ensure every post you put up, with that screen name, has a firm grasp of proper grammar and mechanics. There's no excuse for the quality of many of your posts other than laziness or lack of editing and it's casting a very negative light on you as a poster. Multiple people have redirected you with no change which means you either don't care to listen or you don't know proper grammar and spelling. Neither say what you want them to say about you. If I edit every one of my own posts (usually multiple times for grammar and content) so will you."
That is exactly what I would say to my own children.
Cheer Dad
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Like 12Step already stated well said. You do raise a good point and here is my take on what is happening.
Honestly when someone comes onto a thread about Cheerlebrity Free Gyms and make this statement "I go to top gun and I love haveing cheerleberties because they give great advice" it only sounds like you are trying to start some drama and right now a lot of people are curious if we are being Punked or if she is legitimate. It also implies that if you are not a cheerlebrity then you do not have anything important to offer. If she is legit then yes, she needs to work on her editing skills. It also does not help her presentation of her publication that she is really unknown and has come on here soliciting free stuff for her to review and make it "Cheer Insider Approved" when again we know nothing about the publication or her.
Cheer Dad
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Ouch!!!!...that's all I have to say...gosh...
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