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Date Posted: 13:03:07 06/22/04 Tue
Author: Mcookies
Author Host/IP: 66.28.244.34
Subject: Re: Is anyone else really excited about Wimbledon?
In reply to: Pouncer 's message, "Is anyone else really excited about Wimbledon?" on 11:34:27 06/22/04 Tue

My BF is. He played tennis a lot when he was younger and still does fairly often now. He's tried to teach me on more than one occassion but I have issues with running after the ball. Why not just hit it to me where I'm standing and I'll hit it back to him? :-p

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[> [> [> That's why I was never any good when I tried to play tennis. -- Pouncer, 15:01:25 06/22/04 Tue (199.114.61.82)

The whole "run down the ball" think defeated me utterly.


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