Ball thrown to oneself off backboard - legal?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bucky

A dribble has parts..such as throwing/hitting/batting as well as player control ...

bucky: Thanks for your reply. I decided to move the questions (and to delete them from this thread) that you responded to over to a new thread (Dribble). I didn't want my new questions (sparked by the LeBron James play topic) confused with my new questions. Can you please move your response over to the new thread? Otherwise Forum readers may be confused. Thanks.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

bucky: Thanks for your reply. I decided to move the questions (and to delete them from this thread) that you responded to over to a new thread (Dribble). I didn't want my new questions (sparked by the LeBron James play topic) confused with my new questions. Can you please move your response over to the new thread? Otherwise Forum readers may be confused. Thanks.

We're not confused. We stopped caring a long time ago.

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[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Raymond

We're not confused. We stopped caring a long time ago.

That should go without saying, but since Billy will respond to his own posts several times in the same thread, I cannot help but laughing that someone had to even mention this.

Peace

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Billy will respond to his own posts several times in the same thread ...

Just because I hit "Submit Reply" doesn't mean that I can't continue to ponder a rule, or play situation. Sometimes I may notice something unclear in my original post, or want to add something new for the good of the cause, or something new to back up my opinion, so I repost. I'm not as careful with my oral speech, but if I'm going to write something down, even if it's just on an internet website, I want to be perfectly clear. Sometimes I discover that I'm 100% wrong, may realize it myself, and have to make a correction. If it's wrong to do this, then the moderators have all the power of the internet to stop such actions. I've never used it, and I'm not sure if it actually exists, but can't Forum members "block" other Forum members?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I've never used it, and I'm not sure if it actually exists, but can't Forum members "block" other Forum members?

Just checked, there is an "Ignore List". I refuse to use it, but feel free.

Wait ... I'm being told ... Another what ??? Sorry.