How amazing will it be...

[fishonjazz]

Are you the only BYU fan in history who drinks?

Me, max hall, and steve sarkesian.

I was raised in a Mormon family and was baptised and went to church every Sunday until I was about 19. My dad was a bishop, brother was a bishop, both brothers went on missions, etc.

I became a byu fan mainly due to early morning hunting trips in the fall and then watching the byu game together with my dad and brothers later that afternoon. It's in my blood.

My parents went to byu as well.

 

[Miggs]

Me, max hall, and steve sarkesian.

I was raised in a Mormon family and was baptised and went to church every Sunday until I was about 19. My dad was a bishop, brother was a bishop, both brothers went on missions, etc.

I became a byu fan mainly due to early morning hunting trips in the fall and then watching the byu game together with my dad and brothers later that afternoon. It's in my blood.

My parents went to byu as well.

you da black fish of the family?

 

[fishonjazz]

you da black fish of the family?

Lol, ya.

But they don't treat me any different for it and love me as if I were following the teachings of the church. I come from an amazing family.

When I was young it was really rough. I was always in trouble with every type of authority. Church leaders, school faculty (suspended from school a few times, horrible grades, never graduated from my high school), police (arrested a couple times), and especially my parents. We fought like crazy and I hated my parents allot of the time. They did their best with me though. Paid for basketball camps and tons of recreation basketball leagues (I got to be a lower college level type player imo.... I was pretty Damn good. Top 3 player in my high school probably), summer track and field camps, summer creative writing classes, sylvan learning center to try to help me with school, psychiatrists and anger management to try to help with my anger/acting out issues....

I feel so much regret for what I put them through and they never gave up on me and now treat me like any of the other kids, who were mostly perfect children.

I still have a letter from my mom that she wrote to me when I was in my 20's where she apologized to me because she got called into my high school to come to the principals office and I was sitting there in handcuffs and was treated very badly/roughed up by the school cop and she feels like she should have had my back more for the way I was treated in that situation. I simply got what I deserved imo but she somehow feels responsible and that she didn't do enough to stick up for me. Makes me cry every time I read it. She is a wonderful woman.

I hope my kid isn't like me when I was young

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

Jason, can you please add a button to the window above that will allow me to rep Fish's parents?

 

[bigb]

Lol, ya.

But they don't treat me any different for it and love me as if I were following the teachings of the church. I come from an amazing family.

When I was young it was really rough. I was always in trouble with every type of authority. Church leaders, school faculty (suspended from school a few times, horrible grades, never graduated from my high school), police (arrested a couple times), and especially my parents. We fought like crazy and I hated my parents allot of the time. They did their best with me though. Paid for basketball camps and tons of recreation basketball leagues (I got to be a lower college level type player imo.... I was pretty Damn good. Top 3 player in my high school probably), summer track and field camps, summer creative writing classes, sylvan learning center to try to help me with school, psychiatrists and anger management to try to help with my anger/acting out issues....

I feel so much regret for what I put them through and they never gave up on me and now treat me like any of the other kids, who were mostly perfect children.

I still have a letter from my mom that she wrote to me when I was in my 20's where she apologized to me because she got called into my high school to come to the principals office and I was sitting there in handcuffs and was treated very badly/roughed up by the school cop and she feels like she should have had my back more for the way I was treated in that situation. I simply got what I deserved imo but she somehow feels responsible and that she didn't do enough to stick up for me. Makes me cry every time I read it. She is a wonderful woman.

I hope my kid isn't like me when I was young

Somehow I have a hard time seeing you this way
/sarcasm

 

[Miggs]

Lol, ya.

But they don't treat me any different for it and love me as if I were following the teachings of the church. I come from an amazing family.

When I was young it was really rough. I was always in trouble with every type of authority. Church leaders, school faculty (suspended from school a few times, horrible grades, never graduated from my high school), police (arrested a couple times), and especially my parents. We fought like crazy and I hated my parents allot of the time. They did their best with me though. Paid for basketball camps and tons of recreation basketball leagues (I got to be a lower college level type player imo.... I was pretty Damn good. Top 3 player in my high school probably), summer track and field camps, summer creative writing classes, sylvan learning center to try to help me with school, psychiatrists and anger management to try to help with my anger/acting out issues....

I feel so much regret for what I put them through and they never gave up on me and now treat me like any of the other kids, who were mostly perfect children.

I still have a letter from my mom that she wrote to me when I was in my 20's where she apologized to me because she got called into my high school to come to the principals office and I was sitting there in handcuffs and was treated very badly/roughed up by the school cop and she feels like she should have had my back more for the way I was treated in that situation. I simply got what I deserved imo but she somehow feels responsible and that she didn't do enough to stick up for me. Makes me cry every time I read it. She is a wonderful woman.

I hope my kid isn't like me when I was young

I almost just cried myself. No joke.

Your offspring is in good hands brotha. No worries.