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Lighten up man. If you are going to jump in someones stuff, do it about something that matters, not about someone including irrelevant information in a sitch. If jump on someone evertime they include useless information, you are going to get tired in a hurry. Besides, didn't you learn to ignore useless information in school? I did, and I graduated from a public school in Arkansas.
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Well,
Contrary to the preponderence of my posts I follow the "Tony Peters" rules of discussion on the field:
Make every explanation in FIVE WORDS or less: "He was making a play." Turn with a little chuckle. Rats, don't you love'em?
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Sat Jun 04, 2005, 02:19am
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Sorry for the late reply on this one.
Is it obstruction if runner and catcher collide at homeplate during a bang-bang play? In this case, the man behind the dish would have a lot easier call to make. That´s obstruction - Time - You: Home.
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Sat Jun 04, 2005, 02:50pm
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The original play, as written, couldn't POSSIBLY be obstruction -- the fielder had the ball and can block anything he darn well pleases.
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Sun Jun 05, 2005, 01:22am
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Coaches and lawyers
are like announcers?
 There's certainly some analogous logic in there somewhere!
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Sun Jun 05, 2005, 01:26pm
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