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5 hours ago, 123DCCWoooo said:

Not only has COVID changed habits across the board, but I also feel that COVID has exposed K&J and this show in a way that I'm just not interested in supporting anymore.

Thanks for saying this. I will always admire and respect the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Wish I could say the same for K&J ...

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On 12/3/2020 at 10:40 PM, Tuxcat said:

Thanks! interesting they shut down production then because at that point in the pandemic they could have gotten that second test back quickly and not sent everyone home. I mean if they say their safety protocols were enough then a second test is an automatic check in other bubbles. The participants are tested frequently and then if a positive is found, they halt for not more than 24 hours to wait for confirmation. Just weird to shut down for a true false positive. (not arguing with you!! - just questioning DCC)

See, that's what I don't understand about them shutting the bubble down and sending everyone home. If that was a REAL positive, they possibly just created a super spreader event by breaking the bubble instead of quarantining everyone for the required 2 weeks or until they received the second swab back and found it to be a false positive. My sister is an ER/ICU nurse and her husband is a medic in the army, they've both been tested multiple times now because of potential symptoms and it only took 48hrs to get the results back (this is Canada just fyi lol). While waiting on their results they BOTH quarantined at home with neighbours and friends bringing them necessities until their negative test came back.

Keeping the bubble shut down and not letting anyone in or out (like they SHOULD have been doing since the beginning!!!!) for those potential 48hrs makes much more sense than sending everyone home to potentially expose their family and friends to Covid. The sheer stupidity of it all just boggles me.

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8 hours ago, HitItHarder..BAM said:

 According to this article, Lisa was working as a medical scribe when she was on the Mavs, and from what I remember from DCC takeovers she's doing something similar now.

https://prodancecheer.com/nba/mavericks/pdc-meet-dancers-lisa-dallas-mavericks-dancers/

Being a medical scribe does not require an engineering degree, but I think she mentioned that she eventually wants to go to PT school. So, this may be a good way for her to gain healthcare experience while she's a pro dancer. I know some pre-med students choose to scribe during college to gain experience for their applications.

When Lexie made TC she was a medical scribe also. I don't know of she does it anymore.

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8 hours ago, Opine said:

And what would her church say about that?  If she wears her bolt ons with grace that's ok?  hahahaha just be a smarta$$ on that.  If you will be a happier person if you get a little plastic surgery, go for it!

So when I was in the lingerie buying office at Nordstrom, our Salt Lake store had the biggest volume in post surgery recovery garments and “petite full busted” aka implants. Appearance is VERY important to many in the community! I was always so fascinated by their sales, tho, because I assumed it would be LA or Dallas. Lol. 
 

In season seems like such a terrible time for that procedure tho, sheesh. 

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RE: the bigger picture of NFL Cheerleaders - 

"Patriots Saddened to Announce the Passing of Cheerleading Director Tracy Sormanti"

source:  https://www.patriots.com/news/patriots-saddened-to-announce-the-passing-of-cheerleading-director-tracy-sormant

"Sormanti, a Rhode Island native, first joined the organization in 1983 as a Patriots cheerleader. She was a member of the Patriots cheerleading squad from 1983-84 and again from 1991-93, concluding her cheerleading career by representing the Patriots at the 1993 Pro Bowl. Shortly after Kraft bought the team in 1994, he named Sormanti the cheerleading director.

Over the past 27 seasons, Sormanti's squads have performed at 10 Super Bowls, visited more than 30 countries and two dozen foreign operating bases on military tours, and made thousands of community appearances. As the Patriots' on-field successes multiplied over the years, so too did interest in the Patriots Cheerleaders program. Sormanti developed an intense "bootcamp" audition process – which included everything from dance, to public speaking, to exams on the rules of football and Patriots history – and attracted hundreds of potential cheerleaders annually. She also created the Patriots Junior Cheerleaders program and a partnership with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute that raised more than $400,000 for cancer research through the clinics she hosted.

As director, Sormanti shaped the Patriots Cheerleaders program through her own core values: commitment, dedication, accountability, responsibility and a positive attitude. Her tenure was defined by her commitment to the community above all. She developed a program that taught incoming cheerleaders how to be goodwill ambassadors for the organization and placed as much of an emphasis on community service and engagement as on excellence in dance and cheer skills."

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4 hours ago, BunnyHop96 said:

See, that's what I don't understand about them shutting the bubble down and sending everyone home. If that was a REAL positive, they possibly just created a super spreader event by breaking the bubble instead of quarantining everyone for the required 2 weeks or until they received the second swab back and found it to be a false positive. My sister is an ER/ICU nurse and her husband is a medic in the army, they've both been tested multiple times now because of potential symptoms and it only took 48hrs to get the results back (this is Canada just fyi lol). While waiting on their results they BOTH quarantined at home with neighbors and friends bringing them necessities until their negative test came back.

Keeping the bubble shut down and not letting anyone in or out (like they SHOULD have been doing since the beginning!!!!) for those potential 48hrs makes much more sense than sending everyone home to potentially expose their family and friends to Covid. The sheer stupidity of it all just boggles me.

Who made the call for the bubble shutdown? K&J ?  I'm trying to understand how did COVID make K&J more money or ego hungry than before. Yes - COVID has created a profit for some, made a some people greedier, and/or holding on to their coin tighter than before, but I think some of K&J's $$ "ambition" was there before COVID.

In GA - during the summer - everyone was kinda making their own rules at one point... This store wanted a mask, this one didn't , this county said public places wanted a mask, this one didn't... Governor said one capacity limit, mayor said another...  local health dept differed due to the rates,  So our hotel industry - which is quite large here, due to the conventions, probably also differed among each other as they also made up for a greater portion the unemployment figures. One day there was a rule, the next day, it was a different rule. I could see the Gayland? hotel, where bubble camp was held being on alot of people radars, if an outbreak occurred.

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48 minutes ago, sATL said:

RE: the bigger picture of NFL Cheerleaders - 

"Patriots Saddened to Announce the Passing of Cheerleading Director Tracy Sormanti"

source:  https://www.patriots.com/news/patriots-saddened-to-announce-the-passing-of-cheerleading-director-tracy-sormant

:Sormanti, a Rhode Island native, first joined the organization in 1983 as a Patriots cheerleader. She was a member of the Patriots cheerleading squad from 1983-84 and again from 1991-93, concluding her cheerleading career by representing the Patriots at the 1993 Pro Bowl. Shortly after Kraft bought the team in 1994, he named Sormanti the cheerleading director.

Over the past 27 seasons, Sormanti's squads have performed at 10 Super Bowls, visited more than 30 countries and two dozen foreign operating bases on military tours, and made thousands of community appearances. As the Patriots' on-field successes multiplied over the years, so too did interest in the Patriots Cheerleaders program. Sormanti developed an intense "bootcamp" audition process – which included everything from dance, to public speaking, to exams on the rules of football and Patriots history – and attracted hundreds of potential cheerleaders annually. She also created the Patriots Junior Cheerleaders program and a partnership with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute that raised more than $400,000 for cancer research through the clinics she hosted.

As director, Sormanti shaped the Patriots Cheerleaders program through her own core values: commitment, dedication, accountability, responsibility and a positive attitude. Her tenure was defined by her commitment to the community above all. She developed a program that taught incoming cheerleaders how to be goodwill ambassadors for the organization and placed as much of an emphasis on community service and engagement as on excellence in dance and cheer skills."

I watched the making of the team k and j should take some tips from her on how to treat the ladies on their team she seemed like a very caring and compationate director 

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20 hours ago, 123DCCWoooo said:

 Not only has COVID changed habits across the board, but I also feel that COVID has exposed K&J and this show in a way that I'm just not interested in supporting anymore.

I totally understand this viewpoint, but for me, I don't feel like COVID exposed K&J because I think everything that the DCCs have done is in character with what we've seen for 10 years+. I primarily watch for dance, and I have enjoyed the dance in the first 2 episodes this season. But in terms of K&J and Charlotte - I think they have viewed the DCCs as a marketing product for many, many years now. The usual summer-long training camp pressure cooker, when they know full well that could pick a "part-time" team in a fraction of that time, is itself proof of that, IMO.   

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4 minutes ago, Jess14 said:

I totally understand this viewpoint, but for me, I don't feel like COVID exposed K&J because I think everything that the DCCs have done is in character with what we've seen for 10 years+. I primarily watch for dance, and I have enjoyed the dance in the first 2 episodes this season. But in terms of K&J and Charlotte - I think they have viewed the DCCs as a marketing product for many, many years now. The usual summer-long training camp pressure cooker, when they know full well that could pick a "part-time" team in a fraction of that time, is itself proof of that, IMO.   

I agree the Cowboys use the DCC as a marketing tool (makes sense, really), but the long training camp pressure cooker existed before MTT and the cameras ever arrived.  They play it up for ratings, but it's not only because of the show.

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Medical scribe you can do from home with basically no degree just some training. Good option for someone who needs a flexible schedule.

Maddie and implants? Good grief she annoys me more and more each day. But might as well w h the other stuff she’s tweaked. So much for modesty and grace but that ships done sailed.

Rachel W is perfect point not from dance, which I personally think like Jackie Bob to some degree, her struggles were invented for the show. Her technique is fine, power decent and most important she never takes a bad pic so she’s perfect for the most photographed spot. Plus she can speak in sentences, unlike Maddie. I thjnk she comes off a little arrogant and snooty but she is what they need for branding. 

I’m gunning for Amanda at point, bc she looks like she’s having so much fun AKA Bridget plus can dance and has the best body on the team at the moment.

Unpopular but I like Marisa. She has the look as much as Maddie, Amy, Gina, Etc and they can glam her up like Tess, Lexie, Alanna, Rachel not W, Etc. 

I was ready to be fully irritated by Alora but like her too. Jada I want to love but there’s a teeny bit of underlying smug I can’t get out of my head. Maybe bc she looks just like my sister 😂😂😂

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12 minutes ago, Weeklydcc said:

I agree the Cowboys use the DCC as a marketing tool (makes sense, really), but the long training camp pressure cooker existed before MTT and the cameras ever arrived.  They play it up for ratings, but it's not only because of the show.

Was it? I thought someone posted a while back that the audition process changed with the show. Lots of teams have training camps where the team prepares for the season, but to still be cutting ppl throughout and pretending like they can’t assess abilities enough to cut someone six weeks in? Goodness! If they’ve always waited until August to cut ppl, then they’re even worse than I thought lol.

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12 minutes ago, Jess14 said:

Was it? I thought someone posted a while back that the audition process changed with the show. Lots of teams have training camps where the team prepares for the season, but to still be cutting ppl throughout and pretending like they can’t assess abilities enough to cut someone six weeks in? Goodness! If they’ve always waited until August to cut ppl, then they’re even worse than I thought lol.

But isn't that life though? Life of being employed by someone else ? Cuts can and probably should happen any time  , at the employer's discretion.

Sad to say in a few short weeks, the NFL is going to be cutting coaches and possibly GMs. It happens every year. It doesn't take a full season to realize something is wrong but for some reason people get dangled/stringed along until some date. Players contracts won't be renewed... NFL = Not For Long...

Actually I guess that is one thing I can say for our team - coach was cut (ie fired) in week 6

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18 minutes ago, sATL said:

But isn't that life though? Life of being employed by someone else ? Cuts can and probably should happen any time  , at the employer's discretion.

Sad to say in a few short weeks, the NFL is going to be cutting coaches and possibly GMs. It happens every year. It doesn't take a full season to realize something is wrong but for some reason people get dangled/stringed along until some date. Players contracts won't be renewed... NFL = Not For Long...

Actually I guess that is one thing I can say for our team - coach was cut (ie fired) in week 6

No, I don’t think that’s the same thing. I think that description fits the DCCs once they pick the actual team. If they have to cut a girl after that point, so be it, but the intention is not to cut someone at that point. Hiring someone and then later terminating them for performance or other reasons is way different then having a super long audition process where ppl are asked to move their life to that town, asked to quit everything that conflicts, and then kept in limbo, while the team purposely cuts 7 to 10 girls. 

To be clear though, the DCCs know what they’re getting into at this point. I think it’s a bad process, but no one is hiding it from them. They know full well that if they quit a full time job for training camp, they can be left with nothing in the end. It’s a choice. 

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Hiring/firing NFL coaches, or even training camp for the players, as compared to the cheerleaders is like apples vs. oranges. The biggest difference for me is that NFL is a career and cuts don’t happen purely for ratings and drama on a reality TV show. They don’t consider the cheerleaders a career, as evidenced by the “requirement” for the ladies to have jobs or be in school.

I also think that most of the ladies that show up for training camp are not the types that have to support themselves with a full-time job. Privileged is putting it mildly.

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27 minutes ago, 123DCCWoooo said:

Hiring/firing NFL coaches, or even training camp for the players, as compared to the cheerleaders is like apples vs. oranges. The biggest difference for me is that NFL is a career and cuts don’t happen purely for ratings and drama on a reality TV show. They don’t consider the cheerleaders a career, as evidenced by the “requirement” for the ladies to have jobs or be in school.

I also think that most of the ladies that show up for training camp are not the types that have to support themselves with a full-time job. Privileged is putting it mildly.

what was the process like before the show ? 

4 hours ago, UnicornKicksBack said:

Medical scribe you can do from home with basically no degree just some training. Good option for someone who needs a flexible schedule.

i think you have 'scribe' confused with 'transcriptionist'...I've done both. Scribes shadow the doctor during patient exams, taking history, making visit notes etc, all done electronically...relieves the world from awful physician handwriting...Transcription listens to dictations by the doctor for correspondence and journal submissions, which can be done at home. 

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On 12/5/2020 at 7:21 AM, parrotfeathers said:

Someone on Reddit said Maddie had breast enhancement done recently.  I have no idea if this is true.

I really hope Maddie didn't have breast augmentation, that would make me really sad for her... I'd like to think she is grounded enough to know she is more than her body but who am I. Maybe it's something that's always bothered her but it really makes me sad... All of these ladies seem to have some kind of enhancement that is not even necessary whether its the lips, the botox, the nose jobs or boobs why can't this organization get behind their real beauty which, I might add, was good enough to get them on the team sigh... 

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15 hours ago, sATL said:

RE: the bigger picture of NFL Cheerleaders - 

"Patriots Saddened to Announce the Passing of Cheerleading Director Tracy Sormanti"

source:  https://www.patriots.com/news/patriots-saddened-to-announce-the-passing-of-cheerleading-director-tracy-sormant

"Sormanti, a Rhode Island native, first joined the organization in 1983 as a Patriots cheerleader. She was a member of the Patriots cheerleading squad from 1983-84 and again from 1991-93, concluding her cheerleading career by representing the Patriots at the 1993 Pro Bowl. Shortly after Kraft bought the team in 1994, he named Sormanti the cheerleading director.

Over the past 27 seasons, Sormanti's squads have performed at 10 Super Bowls, visited more than 30 countries and two dozen foreign operating bases on military tours, and made thousands of community appearances. As the Patriots' on-field successes multiplied over the years, so too did interest in the Patriots Cheerleaders program. Sormanti developed an intense "bootcamp" audition process – which included everything from dance, to public speaking, to exams on the rules of football and Patriots history – and attracted hundreds of potential cheerleaders annually. She also created the Patriots Junior Cheerleaders program and a partnership with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute that raised more than $400,000 for cancer research through the clinics she hosted.

As director, Sormanti shaped the Patriots Cheerleaders program through her own core values: commitment, dedication, accountability, responsibility and a positive attitude. Her tenure was defined by her commitment to the community above all. She developed a program that taught incoming cheerleaders how to be goodwill ambassadors for the organization and placed as much of an emphasis on community service and engagement as on excellence in dance and cheer skills."

This makes me really sad, as a Bostonian who tried out to be a Patriots cheerleader back in the day under Tracy. I didn't know her, but I knew of her legacy. She was very well respected, what a loss and shock... 

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1 hour ago, sATL said:

what was the process like before the show ? 

I seem to remember that, while there were still auditions and a Training Camp, everything was MUCH shorter and that they pretty much took everyone to camp who would later be on the team.  They may have took a few extra girls to camp if they liked what they saw but were unsure how the girls would handle everything.  Cuts were made quick and nothing was drawn out.  That's what I remember multiple people saying, including Shelly though I could be wrong.

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6 hours ago, UnicornKicksBack said:

Maddie and implants? Good grief she annoys me more and more each day. But might as well w h the other stuff she’s tweaked. So much for modesty and grace but that ships done sailed.

 

30 minutes ago, TB12 said:

I really hope Maddie didn't have breast augmentation, that would make me really sad for her... I'd like to think she is grounded enough to know she is more than her body but who am I. Maybe it's something that's always bothered her but it really makes me sad... All of these ladies seem to have some kind of enhancement that is not even necessary whether its the lips, the botox, the nose jobs or boobs why can't this organization get behind their real beauty which, I might add, was good enough to get them on the team sigh... 

I think this has got to be a really bad rumour -- in the timing at least. What DCC would be stupid enough to have an elective surgery (especially that one) mid-season?

And if she did it pre-season, it looks like it's the smallest breast enhancement ever:

A uniform pic from this season (posted in September) & a still from a video posted last week (no idea when it was filmed but she says the song just dropped).

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2 hours ago, CrazyMoon said:

i think you have 'scribe' confused with 'transcriptionist'...I've done both. Scribes shadow the doctor during patient exams, taking history, making visit notes etc, all done electronically...relieves the world from awful physician handwriting...Transcription listens to dictations by the doctor for correspondence and journal submissions, which can be done at home. 

No I’m not confused, I have never ever in my entire life seen anything like what you say a Medical scribe is in the US and my entire family and myself all work in hospitals. Most in Texas, Louisiana and Florida. I’m a PT and we have docs, PT, ST, many nurses, etc. so very familiar with how things typically run. That might be a textbook def but not common at all in the US. Nothing wrong with being a transcriptionist - the person who translations and puts in dictations. Not insulting either women and good option for someone needing flexibility. 

1 hour ago, hannahbanana said:

 

I think this has got to be a really bad rumour -- in the timing at least. What DCC would be stupid enough to have an elective surgery (especially that one) mid-season?

And if she did it pre-season, it looks like it's the smallest breast enhancement ever:

A uniform pic from this season (posted in September) & a still from a video posted last week (no idea when it was filmed but she says the song just dropped).

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Does not look like augmentation to me

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33 minutes ago, UnicornKicksBack said:

No I’m not confused, I have never ever in my entire life seen anything like what you say a Medical scribe is in the US and my entire family and myself all work in hospitals. Most in Texas, Louisiana and Florida. 

I am a nurse in Florida. Yes, “scribes” work with the ED physicians and do all of the computer documentation. The scribe actually accompanies the physician while they are seeing patients and complete the documentation templates. Most of our scribes are medical students. Scribes are completely different than transcriptionists. 
 

This is a result of Meaningful Use. A CMS program that required all hospitals to implement electronic documentation. The MU program has now become the Interoperabilty program. 

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18 hours ago, sATL said:

RE: the bigger picture of NFL Cheerleaders - 

"Patriots Saddened to Announce the Passing of Cheerleading Director Tracy Sormanti"

source:  https://www.patriots.com/news/patriots-saddened-to-announce-the-passing-of-cheerleading-director-tracy-sormant

"Sormanti, a Rhode Island native, first joined the organization in 1983 as a Patriots cheerleader. She was a member of the Patriots cheerleading squad from 1983-84 and again from 1991-93, concluding her cheerleading career by representing the Patriots at the 1993 Pro Bowl. Shortly after Kraft bought the team in 1994, he named Sormanti the cheerleading director.

Over the past 27 seasons, Sormanti's squads have performed at 10 Super Bowls, visited more than 30 countries and two dozen foreign operating bases on military tours, and made thousands of community appearances. As the Patriots' on-field successes multiplied over the years, so too did interest in the Patriots Cheerleaders program. Sormanti developed an intense "bootcamp" audition process – which included everything from dance, to public speaking, to exams on the rules of football and Patriots history – and attracted hundreds of potential cheerleaders annually. She also created the Patriots Junior Cheerleaders program and a partnership with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute that raised more than $400,000 for cancer research through the clinics she hosted.

As director, Sormanti shaped the Patriots Cheerleaders program through her own core values: commitment, dedication, accountability, responsibility and a positive attitude. Her tenure was defined by her commitment to the community above all. She developed a program that taught incoming cheerleaders how to be goodwill ambassadors for the organization and placed as much of an emphasis on community service and engagement as on excellence in dance and cheer skills."

I saw their video on Instagram earlier this morning, it’s so sad, she seems so well loved and admired. Yet on the show they talked down the patriots (to Alexandria asking about changing rooms and facilities) 

I also noticed when looking on Instagram earlier that a lot of other NFL cheer teams commented on the post or the ones I follow shared it to their stories posting a message about sorry for their loss etc, yet nothing at all from the DCC page, no comments of condolences on the post or anything. 
 

I could be wrong though, as I said it was looked at this morning, I think it’s bad form of the DCC not to extend a hand or make any remark, I believe Kelli may have made a short tweet about it but I think one should’ve perhaps come from the organisation as all the teams are banding together all expressing sympathy yet they remain quiet.

 

on another note, Marissa has been found to be in one of the FB DCC fan groups it was posted about in Shade & sun 

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1 hour ago, Manc.UK.DCCfan said:

I saw their video on Instagram earlier this morning, it’s so sad, she seems so well loved and admired. Yet on the show they talked down the patriots (to Alexandria asking about changing rooms and facilities) 

I also noticed when looking on Instagram earlier that a lot of other NFL cheer teams commented on the post or the ones I follow shared it to their stories posting a message about sorry for their loss etc, yet nothing at all from the DCC page, no comments of condolences on the post or anything. 
 

I could be wrong though, as I said it was looked at this morning, I think it’s bad form of the DCC not to extend a hand or make any remark, I believe Kelli may have made a short tweet about it but I think one should’ve perhaps come from the organisation as all the teams are banding together all expressing sympathy yet they remain quiet.

 

on another note, Marissa has been found to be in one of the FB DCC fan groups it was posted about in Shade & sun 

wow.. this sad. very sad. 

I do wonder how professionally close Kelli was to Tracy...

Wonder what the reason(s) for the oversight  - Dallas doesn't play until Tuesday, so they can't say they were so focused on getting ready to dance for 3 hours this afternoon.

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20 minutes ago, sATL said:

wow.. this sad. very sad. 

I do wonder how professionally close Kelli was to Tracy...

Wonder what the reason(s) for the oversight  - Dallas doesn't play until Tuesday, so they can't say they were so focused on getting ready to dance for 3 hours this afternoon.

Honestly not many other cheer teams reached out either like 7 out of 26 teams 

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2 hours ago, UnicornKicksBack said:

No I’m not confused, I have never ever in my entire life seen anything like what you say a Medical scribe is in the US and my entire family and myself all work in hospitals. Most in Texas, Louisiana and Florida. I’m a PT and we have docs, PT, ST, many nurses, etc. so very familiar with how things typically run. That might be a textbook def but not common at all in the US. Nothing wrong with being a transcriptionist - the person who translations and puts in dictations. Not insulting either women and good option for someone needing flexibility. 

Medical transcription has been around since the invention of the dictaphone...the scribes became a 'thing' when electronic medical records came along (and I suspect the doctors, primarily, didn't want to do it...when they were instituting EMR in the surgical practice where I worked in 2008, we had to drag the doctors to the training...). It's not a insult to anyone, both are essential services in most practices...it's just they are two different things and not symantics. I live in San Francisco...we get first crack at every new thing that comes along...and I've trained people for both.

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On 11/30/2020 at 8:11 PM, forumborum said:

Entire thing leaves a bad taste.  I have not brought myself to watch the show.  The team picture should be an embarrassment to the organization.  I cannot get over H&B and they leave the likes of Savannah, Lisa, Maddie and on and on 

Same. My first year just not watching. I can’t get over Brennan and Hannah. Frankly, it’s just gross. Kelli is the consummate mean girl, and those two ladies brought more class and authenticity to the team than anyone else in my opinion. Hannah being so open about her mental health issues?! Freaking badass. Brennan with her persistence and maturity? Incredible. If they’re just looking for yes m’am bimbos, they’re a dime a dozen. And I’m not saying they all are, but when people show you who they really are? Believe them. I’d take those two class acts over 3/4 the team. All I can say is ladies you are free, run and don’t look back. You’re way too good for this organization and I just can’t support them anymore. 

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On 12/5/2020 at 11:32 AM, Opine said:

Exactly re the head.....I don't like her look AT ALL.  And (this probably isn't her fault) but I think they should have left her hair curly.  If it is so curly that you can't straighten the hairline, don't wear it straight.  

 

And what would her church say about that?  If she wears her bolt ons with grace that's ok?  hahahaha just be a smarta$$ on that.  If you will be a happier person if you get a little plastic surgery, go for it!

Mormon here. They don’t care. Utah has more plastic surgeons than any other state. Which... ughhh.. but to each their own. 

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5 hours ago, UnicornKicksBack said:

No I’m not confused, I have never ever in my entire life seen anything like what you say a Medical scribe is in the US and my entire family and myself all work in hospitals. Most in Texas, Louisiana and Florida. I’m a PT and we have docs, PT, ST, many nurses, etc. so very familiar with how things typically run. That might be a textbook def but not common at all in the US. Nothing wrong with being a transcriptionist - the person who translations and puts in dictations. Not insulting either women and good option for someone needing flexibility. 

Does not look like augmentation to me

I’ve seen 2 scribes in the hospital......with the self righteous lazy docs who can’t be bothered to dictate, use a computer or God forbid write! They seem to really enjoy having a pyt follow them around taking down every sacred utterance. Ugh.....your health care dollars at work!

6 hours ago, Holly85 said:

Honestly not many other cheer teams reached out either like 7 out of 26 teams 

Lions

bucs

broncos

titans

cardinals

Some of the chiefs cheerleaders individually commented

People off Washington’s team commented as well as the 1st ladies account 

Falcons 

Even basketball cheerleaders (the honey bees)

Vikings

dolphins

Colts

Raiders

saints

They all reached out and commented other pro cheer teams in other sports too but nothing from DCC

 

1 minute ago, DCCFan2021 said:

Okay, honestly? The Marissa-love isn't even the main thing bothering me with this. If you have a favorite, that's fine. I may not have the same opinion as you, but go ahead and support your faves. But I am upset that this favoritism is buried in a post talking about how great the show is and how great all the TCCs are. Seriously? You're only here to talk up Marissa, don't pretend to be here for anything else, don't pretend to applaud the team and the show and the rest of the candidates when you only care about one thing. You're just trying to make yourself look like a better person when in actuality you're making yourself look like a pandering idiot. Just be honest about your intentions and people will hate you (a little bit) less.

That being said, the Marissa Marauders? Really? I haven't kept up with social media from previous seasons (or even this season much, just what comes onto this board), but I don't know of any TCC who had a named fan base like this. And the only reason she has such a fan base is that they know she is heavily disliked by many, so they think she needs extra support, but all they're doing is annoying the hell out of everyone who already doesn't like her and even some who originally liked her or were neutral and bringing the general opinion of her down even more.

I wish I could love this several times 

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14 minutes ago, Manc.UK.DCCfan said:

Lions

bucs

broncos

titans

cardinals

Some of the chiefs cheerleaders individually commented

People off Washington’s team commented as well as the 1st ladies account 

Falcons 

Even basketball cheerleaders (the honey bees)

Vikings

dolphins

Colts

Raiders

saints

They all reached out and commented other pro cheer teams in other sports too but nothing from DCC

 

I wish I could love this several times 

Kelli did write out a tweet 

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