Would you be afraid of this man? The Little League coach was. UPDATED

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I don't think anything could be more appropriate. That had me cracking up.

Thanks...and, good job.

 

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Now that's what I'm talking about...

 

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So does this mean Tenacious D will not be playing anymore concerts?

 

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I hope that's the case :-X

 

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He looks a little bit like an overweight pro wrestler: Bubba Ray Dudley. (or Brother Ray, his current name).

 

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I was completely disgusted with the atmosphere surrounding youth team sports. When my son said he wanted to take karate, I gladly signed him up, mostly because that was his choice, but also because the parents are completely unrealistic. That was three years ago. He's more than halfway to his black belt and has really benefitted from karate. I don't think he misses baeball much.

 

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Father of Little Leaguer sent to jail

A man convicted of threatening his son's coach will be sentenced later, but the judge jailed him immediately for safety reasons.

By PAT PHEIFER and JAMES WALSH, Star Tribune staff writers

Last update: January 25, 2008 - 11:32 PM

Wade Campbell shook his head, silently mouthing the word "no" as each of the Ramsey County jurors affirmed Friday they found him guilty of threatening to shoot his son's Little League coach "like a dog" after a dispute at a St. Paul game.

Campbell, 47, turned to his family sitting behind him and quietly said, "It's wrong, it's wrong."

The conviction for felony terroristic threats calls for a stayed sentence of a year and a day, but District Judge Michael DeCourcy sent the father to jail until his sentencing March 26.

"It's for your safety, as well as the safety of others," DeCourcy told Campbell.

http://www.startribune.com/local/stpaul/14412026.html

 

Yeah, it's all good until he kicks your ass.

 

I was going to make a pedestrian comparison of this gentleman to Big Van Vader, however, Grimace trumps all. I'll be laughing all day, thanks.

 

Holy shit! He really does.

 

I cannot believe it has taken me this long to think of this rotund fellow.

I thought this was America?