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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by blindzebra
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Yea, I admit, I'm not very good with smilies. But in the past, I haven't understood them to negate anything anyone said. A joke is usually a play on words or a humorous misstatement or a gentle jab at a human failing of some sort. Which kind of joke were you trying to make with your smilies?
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Go back to the first post again. Rookiedude calls it funky.
He made it as unlikely as he could to flip the closely guarded thread.
Is a play smart if it is hurt if your kid picks up their dribble? Is it smart if you line up your kids against a boundary, where a high pass is a turn over? Is it smart if the coach says don't score if they give you the lay-up?
Maybe we should ask Hawks Coach, about it?
Better yet, Rob Evans. I could go to Tucson to ask Lute. 
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Soooo......
Which kind of joke were you trying to make with your smilies?
And in this post, which kind of joke are you trying to make with your smilie?
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Okay, RookieDude made the play up as an extreme example to flip our view of closely guarded.
In his reply to me he pushed it even farther, by using a youth rec league with mandatory man defense, with his own smilies. He got it.
My reply to you and your," What's stupid about it," post I was needling you.
The last one, was because of your and everyone else's reaction to Bill Kennedy. That is know as self-deprecating humor.