Tell the women we're going full story. What does this mean exactly?

It could mean to break down (collapse) a story and then go back to the beginning or rewind it. Maybe it's about analyzing a story in parts and then looking at it from the start again.

The phrase 'older run full story' is quite unclear. It might be related to the story behind an older - style or traditional run. For example, a run that has been going on for many years in a small town, with its own unique traditions and participants. But this is just a guess without more context.

'Full out based on true story' can be seen in various forms of media. When a filmmaker decides to create a film full out based on true story, they dig deep into the real events. They research every detail, interview people involved if possible. This is not just about using the true story as a loose inspiration but really basing the whole thing on it. The actors, directors, and crew all work towards bringing out the essence of that true story in the most comprehensive way possible. It's like they are on a mission to tell that real story as vividly as they can, holding nothing back.

It could mean getting deeply involved in a story, like when you are really engaged in a book or a movie and you feel as if you are part of the events in the story.

Well, 'going full comic' could mean fully immersing oneself in the world of comics, like reading a bunch or maybe even trying to create them.

Well, it might imply that there are elements of the real - life events or the overall concept that the movie 'League of Their Own' was based on that were left out. For example, there could be more details about the players' personal lives off the field, or the social and cultural context that influenced their participation in the league which weren't fully explored in the movie.

Telling a story means organizing and presenting details, characters, and happenings in a coherent and interesting manner. It can be fictional or based on real-life, aiming to evoke feelings, thoughts, or a connection with the people hearing or reading it.

Well, 'no bedtime story' implies that there won't be a traditional narrative or tale shared at the time when one is supposed to go to sleep. Maybe it's because of a busy schedule or some other reason.

Well, 'a story like' usually refers to something that has similar elements or characteristics to a particular story. For example, if you say 'a story like Harry Potter', it means a story that shares some features with the Harry Potter series.

Well, it might imply that the story itself is the narrator, so it's like the story is in control of its own narrative. Maybe it's a way of emphasizing that the essence of the tale is to tell something fundamental about itself or the genre it belongs to. It could also be that the plot of the story is about the act of storytelling in some way.