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| June 28, 2012 phantomf4j | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Is winning the most important thing? OK guys, I rarely contribute, but I want to on this topic. I have a button that I wear occasionally on my shirt. It reads: "I have survived damn near everything." Prostate cancer, Naval aviator during the Vietnam War, failed marriage, job changes, you name it, I've probably been through it. Life has taught me that there are no guarantees, but it has also taught me that the world is not going to eat me. Softball is a wonderful sport and I love it. I even still get nervous before a big game. But it is not life and death. If I win or lose it is OK. But this much is important. If we are going to keep score, it sure matters whether I win or lose. It is just the competitive nature that most people have who participate in team sports. |
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