Dad "promoted" to assistant and all hell breaks loose (LONG)

[GoGamecocks]

Since the height of the average man is 5'9.5", I think "always" is a major exaggeration. lol

My experience is that assholes come in many sizes.

 

[J.Galt]

Then we're not so different afterall

 

[J.Galt]

Since the height of the average man is 5'9.5", I think "always" is a major exaggeration. lol

3 types of people I don't trust

•Grown men under 6 feet tall
•Any male who sits with his legs crossed like a lady
•People who refer to teams that they do not play on or coach as "we"

 

[J.Galt]

My experience is that assholes come in many sizes.

But is this dad a sub 6 footer?

 

[_MIA_]

3 types of people I don't trust

•Grown men under 6 feet tall
•Any male who sits with his legs crossed like a lady
•People who refer to teams that they do not play on or coach as "we"

If you aren't the poster formerly known as DILLIGAF than you two have to be related....

 

[Sparky Guy]

•People who refer to teams that they do not play on or coach as "we"

That is one of the things that irks me to no end. It usually comes from someone who has never played organized sports.

 

[Elk Grove Hurricane]

But is this dad a sub 6 footer?

Or is he taller than 6 feet but wants to relive his glory years? There isn't a sarcasm emoji here so hoping the one I chose shows everyone that I am obviously stating a ridiculous analogy to respond to another.

 

[GoGamecocks]

But is this dad a sub 6 footer?

I'd say probably about 5'9" maybe. But if we give him credit for girth, you could probably call him a 7-footer

 

[eagle6]

I'd say probably about 5'9" maybe. But if we give him credit for girth, you could probably call him a 7-footer

Don't be too hard on the big guys. I find myself resembling that remark more and more!!

 

[J.Galt]

I'd say probably about 5'9" maybe. But if we give him credit for girth, you could probably call him a 7-footer

So a fat Napoleon, seems about right