A League of Their Own (the great debate)

I wanted to bump the old thread but it didn't show up in the search and I'm not digging through my post history to find it.

Not to rehash the whole thing but I have something that needs to be corrected in the "On Purposers" argument, or at least what I remember several claiming. I remember people citing how at the beginning Dottie told her older grandchild to "remember to let your little brother win every now and then." Now I didn't think that was at all convincing in the first place as support for the "on purpose" theory but after just catching the beginning on TV (how often does the movie get shown for Christ's sake, not that I'm really complaining though because it is awesome) I noticed that isn't even what she says. She says, "remember, he's smaller then you let him shoot every now and again." And then she calls the little one over and says, "kick his butt!"

This argument should thus be axed from the "On Purposers" repertoire as it provides absolutely zero support for their thesis. In fact, if anything, I think it could be spun by us "she just outhearted her sister...ers," though I still find it a pretty miniscule support element considering the overwhelming context of the actual event itself.

Now if there is any debate to be had on the greater subject at hand, remember, we can peacefully disagree about whether she did or didn't drop it on purpose.






























































PS- To all you folks that think she dropped in on purpose, I would tell you to go frick yourselves but your heads are already so far up your own asses that you basically already are. So I'll just say die...