<p>well I’ll be hornswaggled. 
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<p>( I really am laughing on the inside and the outside over this one.) </p>
<p>I guess the issue appropriate form of a greeting or address depends on where yall from or where your folks hale from. Or did I miss the everybody is the same meeting? </p>
<p>I can’t stop anyone from being offended if they so choose. I’ve apologized back aways and that actually should have been it. no?</p>
<p>Back to the original topic…</p>
<p>Only injury I’m aware of in 2 years of high school volleyball - during a warmup drill involving running backwards, a girl fell backward and broke her wrist.</p>
<p>I’ve seen many more accidents at dance than in volleyball.</p>
<p>The “sport” that scares me is cheerleading. It’s not really regulated, and it needs to be. It’s really dangerous doing some of those stunts and I hear a lot of coaches aren’t trained.</p>
<p>“The “sport” that scares me is cheerleading.”</p>
<p>Agreed, you’d think since cheerleading has become more of a gymnastics type exihibtion, they’d at least put the gym mats out. Failing to catch a kid from a 10-15 fall is pretty risky. I don’t even know it anyone walks the surfaces to look for glass and other materials. </p>
<p>I know I walk the fields I referee on to look for anything from glass, animal poo, chemical spills (fertilizer), rocks to hypodermic needles and other unmentionables, along with the basic goals secure, lines straight stuff.
As a youth player I hit a broken bottle in a muddy field and had many stiches to close that up. I wouldn’t wish that on any kid.</p>