Ok, first part to my question1. Dream paralysisSome spanish kid in my school claims that when some one has sleep paralysis, it means that some spirit or ghost of a relative is like ontop of thempreventing movement. I told him that he was having sleep paralysis. So I tell him about sleep paralysis and didnt seem to believe mebut you knoweveryone has different beliefswhat do you think of his claimings?Second part..I have had this dream several times when its nightand I try to lock my house doorand it just seems like it got smaller because it cant close it and im afraid some one can come in anytime..and its like im trying to stretch it to close and then lock it but it just wontbut in the end i achieve it??what could it mean?? thanks!
from the stuff that i heard from the news, i was expecting guns and knives coming out of the kids skates and then the coach refilling the bullets. All they did was fight. they're boys, they fight. Thats just what they do.
Wow! Just like the professionals. When I was 7 I threw my helmet on the ground after I struck out in tee ball just like I saw the major leaguers do on television. When I got not a few lectures for my behavior I said I was only doing what I saw, say, Mike Schmitt do on TV. I literally thought throwing your helmet on the ground was the way you were supposed to react after you struck out. I was shocked when the adults told me that Mike Schmitt was being bad and that he shouldn't throw his helmet on the ground either. I wonder if these kids are consciously aware of the fact that they are emulating one of the aspects of hockey that is thrilling to watch but unrelated to the rules of the game. At their ageand they look pretty smallthey may not be able to separate what is part of the rules of the game and what is just theatrics and spectacle. Give 'em all five!
First by the age of 8 I had been in quite a few schoolyard scraps so no one should be shocked 8 years olds fight. I just have to watch my two youngest nephews go at each other to know it's going to happen. I didn't get into my first scrap in hockey until i was 12 or 13 and the guy had it coming after he slashed the back of my legs. Overblown is the right word. No one who has never laced on a pair of skates and played in a real game has the right to chastise, judge or complain about the game, how it's played or how the players conduct themselves.. Especially since anyone who has played would never say those things.
Its possible that this would make a temporary fix if you can get the compression band on top of the leak but a proper fix needs to be asap.
Wow, I have to dish out discipline like this once a month for my high school league. I currently have a couple of parents banned from our buildings for a full year. The on ice fight was as overblown as you had stated back when it first happened. What took place amongst the adults is where they have the real problem. The commentators on the video summed it up pretty well. The kids were finished and ready to go have orange slices and juice and the parents kept it going. I would ring up the coach at the door on the right for a good long time. He opened the door and it appeared that he was sending the players to the ice. The real question is how many of the parents think that this either raised or lowered their kids stock come draft day, 2018.
