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Question about soccer moms:	by Esteis	2005-05-11 14:52:03
Where does the expression come from? I see scores of Americans and Canadians using it on this board, while to the best of my knowledge, soccer is not a big sport in North America. So do soccer players have some sort of reputation, (e.g. weaklings, pampered,) or is it something else?
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Just the mothers. Many of them seem to have a "I	by techi870	2005-05-11 14:58:54
It is not a big professional sport	by hyzenthlay	2005-05-11 14:59:12
Not really anything about soccer	by Fandango	2005-05-11 15:02:20
The expression came from a US political campaign	by mad_peter	2005-05-11 15:10:12
less biased political description	by gdgrimm	2005-05-11 15:23:56
Additional trivia	by bitflipper	2005-05-11 15:36:24
I couldn't remember how old it was.	by mad_peter	2005-05-11 15:49:14
Haven't read any of her stuff since high school	by bitflipper	2005-05-11 15:51:54
Heh, sorry, my 'she' was referencing the soccer	by mad_peter	2005-05-11 16:03:58
Erma Bombeck died several years ago	by farfalla	2005-05-11 16:18:19
Could be. Shows how much I'm paying attention,	by mad_peter	2005-05-11 16:32:15
It shows you're not a soccer mom. :) (n/t)	by farfalla	2005-05-11 16:34:55
I'd be very surprised to discover that I was.	by mad_peter	2005-05-11 16:43:09
Politically biased? Hardly.	by mad_peter	2005-05-11 15:54:18
Thank you, all of you. (n/t)	by Esteis	2005-05-11 15:52:27
A modernization of the term:	by hieraco	2005-05-11 17:06:18

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