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bob jenkins Sun Apr 12, 2009 06:54pm

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Originally Posted by cc6 (Post 595566)
I'm not sure I understand.

Of course you don't.


Is what I'd say if I was being more straightforward.

cc6 Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:31pm

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Originally Posted by bob jenkins (Post 595572)
Of course you don't.


Is what I'd say if I was being more straightforward.

But that still is not a straightforward answer. Of course I don't understand because you weren't clear, or of course I don't understand because I am incompetent?

Kevin Finnerty Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:46pm

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Originally Posted by mbyron (Post 595526)
We all have our limits when it comes to serial stupidity. :shrug:

And some posters still can't distinguish between comments that advance the thread and those that constitute pointless personal attacks.

He deletes a broad range of posts that are well within the codes and standards and relevant to topics, etc. He also never, ever accounts for himself. I am a truthful person and sometimes the truth is something that is unpalatable. But it's still the truth. Many posts disappear out of sheer favoritism, just like the man said.

Saying that only stupid peoples' posts are censored constitutes a pointless personal attack.

Censorship is the natural enemy of the truth.

cc6 Sun Apr 12, 2009 11:22pm

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Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty (Post 595607)
He deletes a broad range of posts that are well within the codes and standards and relevant to topics, etc. He also never, ever accounts for himself. I am a truthful person and sometimes the truth is something that is unpalatable. But it's still the truth. Many posts disappear out of sheer favoritism, just like the man said.

Saying that only stupid peoples' posts are censored constitutes a pointless personal attack.

Censorship is the natural enemy of the truth.

In all fairness, that fitump56/boxstance/flowerpower character that mbyron was referring to is a real head case. He/she is either an alcoholic or mentally ill. Maybe both.

jkumpire Sun Apr 12, 2009 11:27pm

My good man, please read the first posd in the thread.
 
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Originally Posted by Umpmazza (Post 595546)
5.. you are really wrong...

NCAA Rule 9-4 try to read this one....

b. If a coach or his nonplaying representative goes to the mound a second
time in the inning to talk to the same pitcher, the pitcher must be
removed from the pitcher’s position for the remainder of the game. The
coach is to indicate the relief pitcher to an umpire immediately after
crossing the foul line (see 7-2-c-[5]-[b]-[4]);
A.R. 1—If, after one trip to the same pitcher in the same inning, or three free trips in a
game, the coach goes to the plate umpire to announce a pitching change (does not go to
the mound), a second trip shall be charged (when the change is recorded on the official
lineup card). If moved to a defensive position, the pitcher shall not return to pitch.
A.R. 2—The relief pitcher, when called from the bullpen by the umpire, must proceed
immediately to the mound. Any additional pitches thrown in the bullpen will be subtracted
from the eight preparatory pitches permitted on the mound. In the case of an injury to
114 RULE 9 / PITCHING
the current pitcher, the substitute pitcher shall take all warm-up pitches from the game
mound.
c. A coach may not make a second trip to the mound in the same inning
with the same batter at bat.
However, if a pinch-hitter is substituted, the
coach may make a second trip but must remove the pitcher;
(1) In this pinch-hitter situation, a relief pitcher, having just been brought
in to pitch, may not be removed from the game before pitching
completely to one batter or the side has been retired (see 5-5-b).
(2) If the coach previously has used the allowed free trips and mistakenly
is allowed to go to the mound for a conference, the pitcher shall be
removed from the position after the batter completes the turn at bat.
The pitcher may not re-enter the game as a pitcher.
(3) If the coach starts to the mound for a second trip with the same batter
at bat in the same inning, the umpire shall warn that this act is not
permitted. If the coach continues to the mound, the coach shall be
ejected and the pitcher must complete pitching to the batter; when
the batter’s turn is completed, the pitcher shall be removed from the
game.
The coach should be warned of the impending removal so that
another pitcher can start warming up. The substitute pitcher shall be
permitted the eight preparatory pitches unless circumstances justify
additional pitches.

This is a FED, not an NCAA situation, I never discussed NCAA rules here.

Ump153 Mon Apr 13, 2009 12:01am

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Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty (Post 595607)
He deletes a broad range of posts that are well within the codes and standards and relevant to topics, etc. He also never, ever accounts for himself.

Translation: Some of my posts were deleted, and they were really good posts, honest.

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I am a truthful person and sometimes the truth is something that is unpalatable. But it's still the truth.
translation: The truth is what I say it is.


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Many posts disappear out of sheer favoritism, just like the man said.
Translation: Wahhhhhhhhhh.


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Saying that only stupid peoples' posts are censored constitutes a pointless personal attack.
Tranlation: i resemble that remark!

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Censorship is the natural enemy of the truth.
Translation: I read that somewhere and I think saying it makes me look smart.

Kevin Finnerty Mon Apr 13, 2009 10:33am

You're a poor translator.

You're also rather poor at basic human relations--especially in a public setting.

You are excellent at chiding and insulting and showing prejudiced and myopic viewpoints, however.


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