No excuses

By Ouch - 28/02/2015 02:25 - Hong Kong - Central District

Today, I broke my leg. My mom told me I still have to go to tennis class tomorrow because the course isn't refundable. FML
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Welshite 39

Protest and raise a racquet until she relents.

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bethrh 49

What exactly does she expect you to do when you're there...?

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zingline89 18

You should Backhand your mom in the face. I'd Love to see that. It'd Serve her right, after all it's not your Fault you need to miss practice.

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WitEluded 13

It has nothing to do with your leg. She had other plans

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Dovahkiin_1997 22

Oh my god your picture always works so well with comments like these hahaha

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TallMist 32

#18 is clearly the king of not getting the joke.

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siggy_mcsigx 22

You can still do pull-ups/sit-ups... Dribble the ball on the racquet And study theory If you are THAT motivated. But somehow I feel that isn't the case here.

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Georgia951 6

Dribbling the ball on a racket does nothing.... Unless you are extremely bad and/or new to the game. Or 5

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PSYqualiac 17

It helps with hand-eye coordination and control. Also, you. can toss the ball higher and higher up to further test and improve thos qualities and even play a sort of mini game against yourself.

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Georgia951 6

It only improves coordination if you are extremely uncoordinated. Do you ever see coaches doing that with a even decent player? No. You aren't gonna get a ball that slow in a match. It doesn't improve coordination when you're in a match and are actually hitting balls hard.

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TisAPenguin 16

They're going to see your condition and you won't be allowed to participate. Just go and watch her be humiliated by the instructor.

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TallMist 32

It's not very loving for her mom to force her to go to a tennis practice with a broken limb. If it was MY leg that was broken, I'd rather stay in bed than be forced to sit at a tennis lesson's sidelines.

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