Not All Big Kids Are Bullies
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Verne Gavitt grew up in a small town called Brockport in upstate New York. Like a lot of the kids in his town Verne had the typical childhood that most kids from a blue collar family had, with one exception, Verne was always bigger than most kids his age. At an early age Verne had to understand how to deal with being teased and feeling like he "just didn't fit in". This book is the story of how he learned to use humor to hide his pain and how he helped others to understand that "Not All Big Kids Are Bullies". If someone walks up to a big guy and says, man you’re big, do you play football, its OK, but if I walked up to a short guy and said, men you’re short are you a jockey, then I’m the smart ass. If someone walked up to me and said, How’s it going big guy, it’s OK, but if I walked up to a short guy and say How’s it going little man then I’m the jerk. Remember not all southerners are racist, not all New Yorker's are rude, not all short guys have a Napoleon complex and not all big kids are bullies.
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If someone walks up to a big guy and says, man you’re big, do you play football, its OK, but if I walked up to a short guy and said, men you’re short are you a jockey, then I’m the smart ass. If someone walked up to me and said, How’s it going big guy, it’s OK, but if I walked up to a short guy and say How’s it going little man then I’m the jerk. Remember not all southerners are racist, not all New Yorker's are rude, not all short guys have a Napoleon complex and not all big kids are bullies. God created everyone differently for a reason! Accept who you are reject what you think people think you should be
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Verne Gavitt grew up in a small town called Brockport in upstate New York. Like a lot of the kids in his town Verne had the typical childhood that most kids from a blue collar family had, with one exception, Verne was always bigger than most kids his age. At an early age Verne had to understand how to deal with being teased and feeling like he "just didn't fit in". Because Verne knew what it felt like to be teased, as he got older, he became a "protector", often sticking up for the underdog! This book is the story of how he learned to use humor to hide his pain and how he helped others to understand that "Not All Big Kids Are Bullies".