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Now that's commitment.
Only true commitment contains vomiting
no its "vomitment"
I'll use that when I tell the story of me vomiting after my fitness test - which I didn't pass.
That's 'working your ass off" vomit. I hope he appreciates it. Edit: you threw-up in him? It's your skills on the game that count.
I think it would be pretty weird if she threw up IN him
@24 yes I felt a little better. Thanks for caring :>
Coaches perspective: "Today, I was at soccer trials today. When I see this kid playing really well that I call her/him up to tell her/him that he/she's great, after telling her/him that, he/she threw up on me, FML" (sorry for the he/she's and stuff like that, I just wasn't sure if OP was a boy or a girl)
Letting all the emotion gush out.
I hope he sees it as a sign of appreciation...
I bet he regrets saying not to keep it down
Props to you for still going while you're sick. Let's just hope he understands it :/
I'm sure you'll keep it up, cause you sure couldn't keep it down! Haha sorry OP.
Hey that shows commitment, and that you can still perform even when you're sick. If you get a compliment when you're feeling under the weather that just shows them how good you are
Yeah I made the team, that was me by the way ?
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Now that's commitment.
I bet he regrets saying not to keep it down