The mayor is in ‘traction’

1. I understand he was behind at the time of his mishap:
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njXfSak9SC0.

2. Mike Huether (Facebook):
   I tried to run down a ball at this weekend’s South Dakota Adult Open Tennis Tourney. A fence post stepped out in front of me to try and slow me down. The fence wins and my tennis, golf and shot put competitions are over for this season. Broken elbow and sleeping on Lazy Boy now! I will be back.

3. http://www.argusleader.com/article/20120723/NEWS/307230020/Mayor-bids-goodbye-tennis-season-shattered-elbow

4. Nice control. For cryin’ out loud – it’s a fence post and you’re damn near 50 – and from what I hear – not very good.

5. He was probably going full boar. I know someone who plays in the SF adult league, and he told me Mike is fanatical about his playing.

6. “When I play, I play to win.”

   That’s the only thing that stood out to me in that article.

7. Looks like the fence post won this time. We could have used that fence post during the EC debate.

8. My thought was that he was a little on the old side to be playing competitive tennis and especially in the kind of heat that we have been having. I heard about this on KTWB before I ever got out of bed this morning and thought there comes a time to slow down. I bet his wife really enjoys playing tennis with him if he only plays to win. Games are supposed to be fun. When the Nintendo WIIs first came out I was seriously thinking about getting one to use the bowling, tennis, etc. games, but then one day I tripped over my own feet walking across the living room and broke my arm, that little trip to the ER in an ambulance made me decide that if I had a WII I would probably hurt myself seriously. The reason for the ambulance is I had no other way to get to the ER.

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