[Brenda]

DerbyX DerbyX:

Brenda Brenda:

It's funny that when someone doesn't not become something they want, and they have a physical issue, it is discrimination...
I always wanted to become a model... I am 1.63. NOT happening, too short. Discrimination?
Then, I wanted to become a stewardess, you know, cabin crew on a plane. Requirements back then: 1.65. Discrimination? NOW, we would all yell "HELL YES!!" 20 years ago: nahhhh, those were just uniform requirements...

Oh grow up will ya. (get it?)

For the record you have got all the right qualifications for a fight attendant. A sunny disposition and a perchance for floozy behavior with drunk passengers in cramped airplane bathrooms!

Hmmm, I require a bit more quality than that...

[DerbyX]

Brenda Brenda:

DerbyX DerbyX:

Brenda Brenda:

It's funny that when someone doesn't not become something they want, and they have a physical issue, it is discrimination...
I always wanted to become a model... I am 1.63. NOT happening, too short. Discrimination?
Then, I wanted to become a stewardess, you know, cabin crew on a plane. Requirements back then: 1.65. Discrimination? NOW, we would all yell "HELL YES!!" 20 years ago: nahhhh, those were just uniform requirements...

Oh grow up will ya. (get it?)

For the record you have got all the right qualifications for a fight attendant. A sunny disposition and a perchance for floozy behavior with drunk passengers in cramped airplane bathrooms!

Hmmm, I require a bit more quality than that...

Wear a push-up bra. That should put you over the top.

[Lemmy]

QBall QBall:

From my understanding Varsity pitchers should be pitching in the 82-87 MPH range. His is 80 MPH, which means his arm isn't really anything special (except for it being something special for someone with his disability). Dr. Phillips High School's Varsity baseball program is in the top 10 of the nation, which means you're competing with the best. If all you have to bring to the table is a below average fastball and no ability to field then you have no chance whatsoever, disabled or not. No coach worth his salt is going to try and play around a pitcher who can't field. The other teams will easily discover this weakness and exploit it.

It depends whether they're talking about pitching off a mound or on the level. If he's throwing 80 on flat ground, he'd easily be over 90 mph off the mound. But that seemed odd to me too. There are LOTS of kids that can pitch in the 80s.