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You had the wrong year. He wrestled Kirk Main in the semis at RMU. Kirk was a freshman. Interesting story there, but Kirk had to wrestle JV at the beginning of the year because he didn’t make weight to wrestle off against returning state champ Jeff Breese. Breese ended up getting reinjured and Kirk popped in the lineup. Kirk was a 4-5 JO state champ who ended up making it to the wpial finals and placing at states the same year he had to wrestle JV. There was some chatter about Kirk beating Jeff in a wrestle off in McGuffey but we never got to see who would win. You could have sold tickets to that match in McGuffey and raised a lot of money. It would have been interesting. Jeffrey was undefeated PIAA Champ but got injured in soccer that Fall.
MrsPa and I binged through The Queen's Gambit between last night and tonight. For the both of us to stick with it is saying something. Very good.
FYI: Spellcheck changed “banged” into “binged”. You may want to fix.
I'll check, but the chances of me banging through 6.5 hours of anything are pretty slim.FYI: Spellcheck changed “banged” into “binged”. You may want to fix.
Even then, aren't you supposed to call your doctor if it lasts for more than four hours? Pretty much a mood killer, "Yeah, uh, hey Doc, these pills say I'm supposed to give you a call."
That’s a long time without shooting. Hopefully Iowa isn’t watching your webcam,
A wrestling friend recommended Dangal on Netflix. It is about a man that doesn’t acheive his dream of medaling for his country of India so he vows his son will, but he and his wife have daughters, so he starts training them. I watched the trailer so far and it looks good, all subtitles though. Based on a true story.
I finally watched "A Shot in the Dark" (movie) on Amazon Prime. A true story about NJ high school wrestler Anthony Ferraro who is legally blind. The entire movie is real footage of the wrestler's practices and matches in his quest to make it to States in 2012. It was enjoyable for me but not sure it would be as enjoyable for someone who wasn't a big wrestling fan. If you don't know much about the backstory, Ferraro trained at Mike Malinconico's Rhino club, which was pretty cool to see.
