level 4 coed

Date: Mon Sep 1 7:30 PM, 2008

RE: level 4 coed

Date: Mon Sep 1 9:08 PM, 2008

my age on myspace is older than i am. you people are fishing for drama. re-dic-u-lous.

Date: Mon Sep 1 9:31 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

my age on myspace is older than i am. you people are fishing for drama. re-dic-u-lous.

Mine Too

Date: Tue Sep 2 5:38 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

my age on myspace is older than i am. you people are fishing for drama. re-dic-u-lous.

why would you put an older age on myspace when it's to connect with your friends?

Date: Tue Sep 2 5:56 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

my age on myspace is older than i am. you people are fishing for drama. re-dic-u-lous.

why would you put an older age on myspace when it's to connect with your friends?

Im my about me it says my correct age but on the part by the picture where it says where your from, your sex, and your age it does not. I dont even know why i guess i put the wrong year by mistake when i registered

Date: Tue Sep 2 9:03 AM, 2008

It is very responsible for this athlete to post an explanation. However he does not have to explain himself to anyone. If his age is within the rules, it's allowed.

What a person posts on their myspace has nothing to do with cheer. It's called myspace, not YOURspace.

My myspace says I'm 90+ years old.

You should really call me out on that. And when you do, maybe it will get all the way to Denny's Corporate Office. They'll see they have over-charged me for years; regardless of what my legal I.D. states my age is. Maybe I'll get the senior price for my grand-slam breakfasts from then on

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Date: Tue Sep 2 9:04 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

my age on myspace is older than i am. you people are fishing for drama. re-dic-u-lous.

why would you put an older age on myspace when it's to connect with your friends?

Im my about me it says my correct age but on the part by the picture where it says where your from, your sex, and your age it does not. I dont even know why i guess i put the wrong year by mistake when i registered

Cheer rules = general public info
Personal my space page = notcha bizniz

But out of this person's business.

And to the "owner" of the my space page - stop answering their nosey questions. They don't deserve your answers. If what've you've told them isnt enough then that's too bad for them!

Date: Tue Sep 2 5:12 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

It is very responsible for this athlete to post an explanation. However he does not have to explain himself to anyone. If his age is within the rules, it's allowed.

What a person posts on their myspace has nothing to do with cheer. It's called myspace, not YOURspace.

My myspace says I'm 90+ years old. You should really call me out on that. And when you do, maybe it will get all the way to Denny's Corporate Office. They'll see they have over-charged me for years; regardless of what my legal I.D. states my age is. Maybe I'll get the senior price for my grand-slam breakfasts from then on .

It makes sense to put an age that is way off....after all, that's what all the 12 year olds on myspace do...but why would a 18 year old put that he is 20? hmmm

Date: Tue Sep 2 7:41 PM, 2008

hi this is john again the 18 year old you guys were talking about. If you feel my age is in questioning you are more then welcome to Ask for validation by my I.D. Or birth certificate at any competition you may run into Nor Cal Elite Allstars at. And as far as my myspace page is concerened it is non of your buissness and if it still a problem go ahead and message me and I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have. other then that again I wish every team, coach, and athlete the best of luck this season
-john

Date: Tue Sep 2 8:00 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

It is very responsible for this athlete to post an explanation. However he does not have to explain himself to anyone. If his age is within the rules, it's allowed.

What a person posts on their myspace has nothing to do with cheer. It's called myspace, not YOURspace.

My myspace says I'm 90+ years old. You should really call me out on that. And when you do, maybe it will get all the way to Denny's Corporate Office. They'll see they have over-charged me for years; regardless of what my legal I.D. states my age is. Maybe I'll get the senior price for my grand-slam breakfasts from then on .

It makes sense to put an age that is way off....after all, that's what all the 12 year olds on myspace do...but why would a 18 year old put that he is 20? hmmm

WHO.
CARES.

Date: Tue Sep 2 9:10 PM, 2008

wow the boards havent been this low in awhile

Date: Wed Sep 3 4:42 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

It is very responsible for this athlete to post an explanation. However he does not have to explain himself to anyone. If his age is within the rules, it's allowed.

What a person posts on their myspace has nothing to do with cheer. It's called myspace, not YOURspace.

My myspace says I'm 90+ years old. You should really call me out on that. And when you do, maybe it will get all the way to Denny's Corporate Office. They'll see they have over-charged me for years; regardless of what my legal I.D. states my age is. Maybe I'll get the senior price for my grand-slam breakfasts from then on .

It makes sense to put an age that is way off....after all, that's what all the 12 year olds on myspace do...but why would a 18 year old put that he is 20? hmmm

WHO.
CARES.

PEOPLE WHO DON'T CHEAT CARE!!! aww

Date: Wed Sep 3 5:34 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

It is very responsible for this athlete to post an explanation. However he does not have to explain himself to anyone. If his age is within the rules, it's allowed.

What a person posts on their myspace has nothing to do with cheer. It's called myspace, not YOURspace.

My myspace says I'm 90+ years old. You should really call me out on that. And when you do, maybe it will get all the way to Denny's Corporate Office. They'll see they have over-charged me for years; regardless of what my legal I.D. states my age is. Maybe I'll get the senior price for my grand-slam breakfasts from then on .

It makes sense to put an age that is way off....after all, that's what all the 12 year olds on myspace do...but why would a 18 year old put that he is 20? hmmm

WHO.
CARES.

PEOPLE WHO DON'T CHEAT CARE!!!

No one is cheating so there is no problem stop making and issue out of nothing everyone is fishing for drama. focus on your own teams!!

Date: Thu Sep 4 4:41 AM, 2008

Most of the info on my daughter's myspace page is incorrect including her age which she bumped up by two years. Did I have her correct anything...no. All I want on it IS misinformation. Her friends who know her know the correct info. Not trying to put a bio for a stalker. I had her take anything off that WAS correct.

Date: Thu Sep 4 5:31 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Most of the info on my daughter's myspace page is incorrect including her age which she bumped up by two years. Did I have her correct anything...no. All I want on it IS misinformation. Her friends who know her know the correct info. Not trying to put a bio for a stalker. I had her take anything off that WAS correct.

maybe she is too young to have one? she doesnt have to have misinformation because you can set it to private where only your friends can see...if you dont want someone seeing your page, make it private and don't accept their friend request. it's not that hard!

What's the point of having a myspace if all of it is misinformation?

Date: Thu Sep 4 6:16 AM, 2008

She is too young to have one. She set up without permission and put EVERYTHING that someone would need to come find her with. We sat down and changed it to show for instance that she cheers, but not where...I guess that is what I mean by misinformation. Took out pics with team name on shirt. She shows that she is from New Zealand. Clearly she is not if you look at it, but I really don't want to name our town. She had her birthday, where she goes to church and so on. Several kids at a sleepover stayed up setting up accounts with pretend ages. Rather than making her delete it, we made her really modify it to teach her privacy vs. letting it all hang out. I check it periodically and she has kept it "safe" and set it to private, but I guess my point in posting is I can see where the age thing gets off. Yes, you can let it all hang out on myspace, but people will be judging you on what you post. I am all for innocuous. Fab Five movie? Yuck! I hate that she has it, she was punished....lost computer for a month, but this is the world as it exists. Everyone is online, so she needs to learn how to do it safely. And I am struggling to keep up with it myself...that's for sure.

Date: Fri Sep 5 11:17 PM, 2008

another china gymnist scandal

Date: Sat Sep 6 4:28 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

another china gymnist scandal

hahaha

Date: Sat Sep 6 8:44 PM, 2008

a team/gym's biggest downfall is when theyre worrying abotu what uuuurbody else is doing or not doing instead of just worrying about themselves..if they're cheating..who cares..they'll get whats coming to them..if they arent..which i know for a fact because i know john personally, then it just makes u look like an idiot and an instigator for no reason..gosh why all the spite towards nce hahha..

BEST OF LUCK TO YA'LL.

Date: Sun Sep 7 12:46 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

a team/gym's biggest downfall is when theyre worrying abotu what uuuurbody else is doing or not doing instead of just worrying about themselves..if they're cheating..who cares..they'll get whats coming to them..if they arent..which i know for a fact because i know john personally, then it just makes u look like an idiot and an instigator for no reason..gosh why all the spite towards nce hahha..

BEST OF LUCK TO YA'LL.

They think they are better than everyone when they are FAR FROM IT lol