4 Balks in 1 at bat

[BSUmp16]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

Very appropriate moniker.

OK - I appreciate the responses and perhaps my initial post was a little too officious. However, the BS in my "moniker" are my first and last name initials. My Irish mother is very fond of that name (and initials). So although I think its just silly when you make comments like this, she may feel different

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by BSUmp16

OK - I appreciate the responses and perhaps my initial post was a little too officious. However, the BS in my "moniker" are my first and last name initials. My Irish mother is very fond of that name (and initials). So although I think its just silly when you make comments like this, she may feel different

If she read your post, she probably would.

[BSUmp16]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

If she read your post, she probably would.

I told her what you said. She told me "Tell the nice wee gentleman 'Póg mo thóin!'"

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by BSUmp16

I told her what you said. She told me "Tell the nice wee gentleman 'Póg mo thóin!'"

Must be the language barrier. She apparently didn't realize how you came across to the others here. That's okay. No offense was intended in her direction. If she didn't understand that, Tá brón orm.

[BSUmp16]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

Must be the language barrier. She apparently didn't realize how you came across to the others here. That's okay. No offense was intended in her direction. If she didn't understand that, Tá brón orm.

From my mother and I: Tá maithiúnas tugtha ar fad.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by BSUmp16

From my mother and I: Tá maithiúnas tugtha ar fad.

Your Irish might be top notch, but you need to review English pronoun usage.

[johnnyg08]

In the PBUC book it says to not throw it back...for pace of play, I'll give the pitcher the ball...if he's dumb enough to throw it at a player, he's getting ejected and probably suspended. I've seen the umpires throw the ball back to the pitcher at all levels.

[BSUmp16]

Originally Posted by mbyron

Your Irish might be top notch, but you need to review English pronoun usage.

To continue our Gaelic theme: Touche