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Garth, you might consider sharing your winnings with whoever posts first on p. 9. Edited to add: heh heh.
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Most everyone else who responded however did make claims that I was wrong, including GB who said without a doubt he KNEW the original intent and I was wrong. That's fine, theories are made to be disproven, but like any good educator I simply asked for backup on the claim. GB to date has failed miserably. JM had a great post very insightful and he almost had me give up, but I regained my spirit and in my fight to keep my theory alive I debunked most of his argument ![]() My perspective on this thread Big steve brought up the tie issue. He was insulted for bringing it up. Even though GB has lengthy discussions on the issue with his friends he has no tolerance for any one posting on the issue. hmmm When I saw the lack of love for 56 I jumped in with my own newly formed theory, supporting my bro in blue as it were. Then the world of intolerant umps ascended upon me. In my world, if I'm asked a question by my wife, kids, customers, friend or whomever I respond with I think , I know or It's my opinion. If I'm challenged on an I know response I usually provide justification for my answer, what I don't do is start insulting people because they want verification to my claims. Let's see if anyone see a difference in communiction skills between these two responses. My theory original intent may be that they intended for TGTTR A. GB response(paraphrased) You're wrong, I know the original intent you're wrong and you apparently have no business being an ump and have no feel for the game. You're wrong, I'm right. Since he had zero confirmed research to back up such a claim may I suggest this approach. B. I don't think TGTTR was ever an issue at any point of rules writing. I have many influential and learned friends who, after studying this issue have concluded as much. There's nothing in any research I've heard about to support your theory and the modern interpretation of the rule certainly does not support you. I don't know how anyone can get along in life responding in A. fashion but it didn't influence me and since he couldn't back up the statement with anything but my friends told me so I think it made him look a bit foolish. Anything along a B response would have ended my conversation with him on page 1. Actually B is the way I was going to respond to Big Steve before the ascencion (sp) of intolerant umps came over him. |
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I apologize to all those whose warnings I did not heed. But...9 pages!
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See the play, make the call. Out/safe? Who cares? Just make the call and live with it. One of the managers is going to be upset no matter what. Sheesh
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If I missed it I'm sorry. And again I say. I simply posed a theory that you said you knew for certain was wrong. Just asking for verification. You continue to say howmu Do you know for certain that Alex and his buddies never sat around having a room temperature one discussing the previous days game. "That first one joe hit sure was close at first" "yea , it looked like a tie to me" "yea me too" " I wonder why Gary called him out" " I thought about that too, aren't ties supposed to go to the runner Alex?" "Supposed too, I'll have to have a talk with ol Gar" And there began the first conflict between ump and player. Quote:
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"those" infers more than one I'm confused Show me one post that referred to original intent from a verifiable source. ONe show me one. WHOOOA I just had one of those moments where everything just comes together You're right I have been stubborn. I'm feeling quite childish and it takes alot to make a child feel childish. I have ignored your many many experts til now You're right my theory is bogus. After careful consideration I'm sure those in the 18th century couldn't even comprehend a tie much less consider it. And truth be known I'm sure there are lots of biographies, articles, diary entries and much more that speaks directly to intent in the 18th and 19th century and I'm just too ignorant to find it. You no doubt have already posted it and I've just refused to acknowledge it. To think there was any evolution to our modern interpretation is just crazy, come on I should have seen this pages ago evolution of interpretaion, the rule hasn't changed why should the interp have changed. Besides who believes in evolution anyway. You're right ties are imposssible, and really even if they were who in their right mind would even think "tie". I mean only rats, spectators and players ever think about or mention tie and they had nothing to do with any rules So I officially declare myself a loser, I mean the loser of this thread. Last edited by CO ump; Tue Apr 01, 2008 at 07:11pm. |
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Canada when you can shave we'll listen. So far you are nothing more than an idiot. I will let your body of work speak for you. Regards, |
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I would advise that you make a statue of CO ump also. You can place it on your bedroom dresser beside your statues of Larry, Shep and Moe, and then you can worship all four of them at the same time. Pray that you'll be just like them when you grow up (you're well on the way). Keep your hands above the covers though while you're worshiping them. ![]() |
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