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unbelieveable, thanks earlssister
ReplyDeleteI agree that this is something that would take years to learn to do. I do wonder though what you can find to do for a living with this sort of talent. Maybe coaching, Cirque de soleil. I guess we all can't be doctors, lawyers or indian chiefs.
ReplyDeleteShe won't have to work, she'll make a killing off the endorsements, like every other good athlete.
ReplyDeleteYou have to admit, this young lady has put a lot of time in training to be so accurate. It didn't happen overnight.
This person would have been better of spending their time learning a skill that could somehow better the world.........what a waste
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ReplyDeleteYou're right. If she would have spent her time getting a degree instead of dancing with a ball all the time she could have been a doctor. Are you a doctor? Are you a lawyer? If not, you should stop wasting your time complaining about how she's not bettering the world and maybe YOU need to be out trying to better the world. You're a waste.
Last time I checked, ball dancing was on the top of list of wasted talents.
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