![As part of the Lafayette community, local youth soccer club Rockwood United SC took part in the annual Homecoming Parade. The club was created by former LHS soccer coaches, Saverio Traversa and Craig Wideman, to provide better quality soccer coaching. We want to make sure that [soccer] is taught right, because when learned correctly its the best sport in the world, Wideman said.](https://lancerfeed.press/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/IMG_4632-e1714576359118.jpg)
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What has been deemed as physically impossible, junior Chelsea Weise has proved wrong. She really can lick her elbow.
lhsimage.com asks Weise about her unique talent.
Q: How did you first find out you could lick your elbow?
A: “It was in 7thGgrade health class. This kid challenged me that I couldn’t lick my elbow. I was like, ‘yes I can’ and I actually was able to lick my elbow.”
Q: What experiences have you had, because you can lick your elbow?
A: “I’ve been in competitions. I even got second place once.”
Q: Since most people can’t lick their elbow, do you like to brag about it?
A: “I provide entertainment to anybody that asks me to lick my elbow. I do it willingly.”
Q: Do you have any other odd talents?
A: “Yes, I can also kiss my elbow.”
Q: Supposedly it’s impossible to kiss your elbow, do you think you are double jointed?
A: “I don’t think so, but I’ve heard that if you can lick your elbow you turn into the opposite sex, but obviously that isn’t true.”