Tue Aug 16, 2005, 03:57am
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Originally posted by Mark Dexter
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Originally posted by Nevadaref
Just my warped, legalistic opinion. 
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I'm tending to agree with your interpretation here, Nevada (although I'd lean heavily toward calling disconcertion in these type situations), however, I want to pose a hypothetical question.
A1 is shooting FT's, and B1 is along the lane line. B1 is also (for some odd reason) a world champion gymnast. B1 plants his hands in the lane, moves his body forward, and does a horizontal handstand (supporting his body horizontally) with his feet above the marked lane space (not penetrating the plane).
If there were no prohibition for disconcertion, would you call this a violation?
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ROTFLMAO!!
I would hypothetically be inclined to applaud his athletic prowess.
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