All-Star Trinity Part 2

All this popcorn so late at night Hahaha. Oh my let's see what drama comes from that post. I will speculate that the craziness starts in 3, 2, 1....

I'm headed to Dallas on Thursday. While I can't give lots of details, BlueCat is battling against SOT and Pro Spirit for me. Trying to decide if it's gonna be CheetahDAD or ProDAD or SpiritDAD.

Don't tell anyone.

Maybe she is just taking a summer trip up to Atlanta to see friends!

Details coming out about where Gabi is cheering

This is why the "give them their space they don't owe anyone an explination" excuse makes people roll their eyes. If you don't want people to question things or ask questions don't tweet about it.
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yooolizzi said:

Details coming out about where Gabi is cheering

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killing me tonight

Maybe she's just a child who's being a child..Let the girl live her life. She shouldn't have to worry about what people are going to think when she tweets, blogs or whatever. I don't see her or anyone else telling people not to question things. How about you guys don't get upset when your nosy questions don't get answered.

I really hope they go small coed, I think they really can change up the top3!

This wouldn't be a big deal if kids would lock their twitter, not have 5,000 friends on facebook, not make fan pages on facebook, stop doing promotional work for companies, etc. I cannot handle the whole "let them be kids" "stop being nosy" argument. Don't get me wrong, I think some of these kids do a great job of setting a good example, but this isn't the NFL or NBA. The parents/kids can pull the plug on how much 'publicity' these kids are getting.

DJ said:

Gabi Butler (@GabiButlerCheer)
5/29/12 10:37 PM
Headed back to Atlanta tomorrow... Cant wait to see my girlies angel and shayla!! And coach tonya!!!


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My my my how the plot thickens........

I can agree to some extent, but until kids are faced with the reality of posting their every thought to the outside world, they are never forced to deal with the consequences. As long as a kid isn't popular, they never have to realize that their every brainwave isn't necessary to share with the world or may have detrimental affects. Kids who have achieved whatever type of notoriety (either through acting, sports, etc), soon learn the lesson that maybe censoring is a bit better.

NEliteSteven said:

This wouldn't be a big deal if kids would lock their twitter, not have 5,000 friends on facebook, not make fan pages on facebook, stop doing promotional work for companies, etc. I cannot handle the whole "let them be kids" "stop being nosy" argument. Don't get me wrong, I think some of these kids do a great job of setting a good example, but this isn't the NFL or NBA. The parents/kids can pull the plug on how much 'publicity' these kids are getting.

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Def can go all out on what I think about this, but all I'm going to say is easier said than done and stop being so nosy.

Oye' the Direct Message that @thatgirlll30 just sent me on Twitter regarding what could have also motivated this switch.