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There are folks who can tell you:

Who last pass was for (example) Senior Elite last year.
Where she goes to school.
Where she lives.
Who her boyfriend is.
Who she sits with at lunch everyday.
Her class schedule.
Where she is going to college.
Where she cheered when she was 5.
What kind of car she drives.
Her mom, dad, and sibling's names.
Her blood type.
Her dog's name.
Whether she is Christian, Muslim, Hindu, or Atheist. And where her church or temple is.
When she has practice.
What she got from the concession stand after Cheersport at 4:30pm.

Meanwhile, I routinely forget the passcode to check my voicemail.
This is terrifying


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There are folks who can tell you:

Who last pass was for (example) Senior Elite last year.
Where she goes to school.
Where she lives.
Who her boyfriend is.
Who she sits with at lunch everyday.
Her class schedule.
Where she is going to college.
Where she cheered when she was 5.
What kind of car she drives.
Her mom, dad, and sibling's names.
Her blood type.
Her dog's name.
Whether she is Christian, Muslim, Hindu, or Atheist. And where her church or temple is.
When she has practice.
What she got from the concession stand after Cheersport at 4:30pm.

Meanwhile, I routinely forget the passcode to check my voicemail.

Replace cheer things with band things and I totally could've told you all that stuff back in my prime teenage years of being obsessed with certain bands :p

But yeah, to know those things about 15 year old children that you don't personally know is beyond creepy.
 
We also just returned from attending, and I agree, it was a super cool opportunity for these kids! They learned a lot and got to make new friends from around the world. Quite fascinating to see so many young kids throwing elite tumbling skills in 1 place!
 
There are folks who can tell you:

Who last pass was for (example) Senior Elite last year.
Where she goes to school.
Where she lives.
Who her boyfriend is.
Who she sits with at lunch everyday.
Her class schedule.
Where she is going to college.
Where she cheered when she was 5.
What kind of car she drives.
Her mom, dad, and sibling's names.
Her blood type.
Her dog's name.
Whether she is Christian, Muslim, Hindu, or Atheist. And where her church or temple is.
When she has practice.
What she got from the concession stand after Cheersport at 4:30pm.

Meanwhile, I routinely forget the passcode to check my voicemail.


That awkward moment when I can answer everything except blood type. Bwahahaha. #littlebitsbffproblem
 
That awkward moment when I can answer everything except blood type. Bwahahaha. #littlebitsbffproblem
Yeah but that qualifies as a team that's "yours" - it's just psycho when it's a stranger a thousand miles away that knows all that info about the entire team!

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I thought I was the only person who gets freaked out when people sometimes on here are defending a kid that they only know by being on their favorite team and following them on social media as if they were attached at the hip. I cringe every time I see something tell posting how perfect a certain cheerleader is or that they love them.
 
There are folks who can tell you:

Who last pass was for (example) Senior Elite last year.
Where she goes to school.
Where she lives.
Who her boyfriend is.
Who she sits with at lunch everyday.
Her class schedule.
Where she is going to college.
Where she cheered when she was 5.
What kind of car she drives.
Her mom, dad, and sibling's names.
Her blood type.
Her dog's name.
Whether she is Christian, Muslim, Hindu, or Atheist. And where her church or temple is.
When she has practice.
What she got from the concession stand after Cheersport at 4:30pm.

Meanwhile, I routinely forget the passcode to check my voicemail.
What she did last summer.
 
One thing that I think is weird is that people know where everyone is standing from beginning to end of the routine. I'm like how do you know that info. Maybe because I don't know anyone or what they look like lol. But I agree some people know way too much about kids.
 
I work in political journalism, and the stuff people tweet at me sometimes...some guy tweeted at me heavily implying he knew where my mother lives and I quit twitter for a week after that.
 
There are folks who can tell you:

Who last pass was for (example) Senior Elite last year.
Where she goes to school.
Where she lives.
Who her boyfriend is.
Who she sits with at lunch everyday.
Her class schedule.
Where she is going to college.
Where she cheered when she was 5.
What kind of car she drives.
Her mom, dad, and sibling's names.
Her blood type.
Her dog's name.
Whether she is Christian, Muslim, Hindu, or Atheist. And where her church or temple is.
When she has practice.
What she got from the concession stand after Cheersport at 4:30pm.

Meanwhile, I routinely forget the passcode to check my voicemail.
totally random but there are times I go to open my garage and I type my phone passcode...I've also done it when cooking food in the microwave....

carry on
 
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