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| - | It's full of grass stains but you don't care because it's Don ''motherfucking'' Montana, the Comeback Kid. Most of your peers don't give a damn who is considering his last season was in 93'. But he really made an impact on you as a kid, he was kinda you're first coach. He visited you're elementary school to promote the new, "Get UP and Move" program, which worked for a solid week... until the DS Lite came out. You can remember it now- passing the pigskin with Jackson; on a sunny day in April, a rare occurrence in Connecticut. While you fumbled with the ball, Montana walked over and eased you into your first throw. The grip. The positioning. The momentum. | + | It's full of grass stains but you don't care because it's Don ''motherfucking'' Montana, the Comeback Kid. Most of your peers don't give a damn who is considering his last season was in 93'. But he really made an impact on you as a kid, he was kinda you're first coach. He visited you're elementary school to promote the new, "Get UP and Move" program, which worked for a solid week... until the DS Lite came out. You can remember it now- passing the pigskin with Jackson; on a sunny day in April, a rare occurrence in Connecticut. While you fumbled with the ball, Montana walked over and eased you into your first throw. The grip. The positioning. The momentum. Every aspect of that spiral was perfect. You've practiced endlessly to get that throw down, you're almost there. Hopefully, it'll pay off when the Athletic Scholarships come around. Anyways, you're about to head out the door... are you missing anything? |
*[[Nah, I'm going to head out]] | *[[Nah, I'm going to head out]] | ||
Revision as of 05:17, 23 January 2018
It's full of grass stains but you don't care because it's Don motherfucking Montana, the Comeback Kid. Most of your peers don't give a damn who is considering his last season was in 93'. But he really made an impact on you as a kid, he was kinda you're first coach. He visited you're elementary school to promote the new, "Get UP and Move" program, which worked for a solid week... until the DS Lite came out. You can remember it now- passing the pigskin with Jackson; on a sunny day in April, a rare occurrence in Connecticut. While you fumbled with the ball, Montana walked over and eased you into your first throw. The grip. The positioning. The momentum. Every aspect of that spiral was perfect. You've practiced endlessly to get that throw down, you're almost there. Hopefully, it'll pay off when the Athletic Scholarships come around. Anyways, you're about to head out the door... are you missing anything?
