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1. "OK, this has got to be one of the stupidest things I've ever seen!" 2. "Someone here's gonna buy this. You just know it." 3. "And, when did a mask become so heavy that the umpire can't carry it in his hand?" 4. "Nothing says you're the biggest pu$$y on the field than when you wear this for all to see. Buy two for each side and we'll throw in a leather ball bag for free" 5. "pretty much sums it up. "tool"" |
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We aren't trying to offend anyone, just telling the truth, which is that The Umpire Hook is a ridiculous product as marketed. If it were marketed towards one-armed umpires, then we certainly would NEVER make fun of it. But the marketers are promoting it as a great invention for the everyday Joe umpire, which it clearly is not. Not any more than the Ump-Glove, for example; what a horrible money-making scam that thing is. This is right along those lines. Hey, if it can help one-armed umps, then I'm all for it, but market it just for them, and not to the masses.
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Calling any of those comments offensive to an amputee is possibly the most preposterous contention I have seen anyone make this year. Maybe longer.
In fact, that accusation is the most offensive thing uttered in this entire thread. Robbie, you should apologize to us. |
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My dad's a wise, old guy. He's also as accepting and as tolerant and as emancipated as any man I ever knew.
But even he has a point where he can't stand when political correctness goes to the extreme. To those who are offended by things that reasonable people deem inoffensive, he says, "I suggest you never leave the house." |
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Umpire mask: Good invention, not sure if people will accept its use as an everyday item.
Umpire dressing room: Another good item, more likely to become popular. I had at least one occasion when this item could have come in handy. |
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Getting back to the mask clip, or what ever it's called, I worked with a guy this afternoon that would probably like it. On at least 4 different occasions I looked in his direction and saw that he had laid his mask on the ground for a variety if reasons. Once so he could walk to the dugout and get a fresh supply of balls.
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This was not being discussed, but what the heck, sure, the mask was a good invention. I doubt anyone here disagrees.
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