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Cyber-Ref Tue Nov 04, 2003 07:45pm

What are some things that you carry in your gym bag to your game assignments. What I'm getting at, is stuff to keep the games running smoothly, rather than personal items. Or maybe, you'd like to reveal some of your personal items to the forum as well.

ref18 Tue Nov 04, 2003 09:40pm

Do a search for "what's in your bag" and you should find quite a few threads on the subject.

LSams Wed Nov 05, 2003 05:58pm

I usually carry a couple of inflating needles.

I like to have one in my pocket to let a little air out of the ball if it's a bit to "lively."

PAT THE REF Sun Nov 23, 2003 12:00pm

Carry In Your Bag
 
i bring to my games:
2 whistles
2 lanyards
rule book
shoe polish
inflation needles
2 pairs of black gym socks
2 pairs of pants incase 1 rips
2 tshirts for under my ref jersey
and a good attitude

BktBallRef Sun Nov 23, 2003 02:24pm

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Originally posted by Cyber-Ref
What are some things that you carry in your gym bag to your game assignments. What I'm getting at, is stuff to keep the games running smoothly, rather than personal items. Or maybe, you'd like to reveal some of your personal items to the forum as well.
Well, up until yesterday, I always carried at least one pair of slacks in my bag! :mad:


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Originally posted by ref18
Do a search for "what's in your bag" and you should find quite a few threads on the subject.
Try it and see what you get.

ref18 Sun Nov 23, 2003 05:07pm

How long has the search function been down?
Its been a while since i've had to do a search.

Anyways, i always carry a roll of tape, the medical stuff. Its good for taping down the odd medic alert chain.

ChuckElias Sun Nov 23, 2003 05:34pm

Re: Carry In Your Bag
 
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Originally posted by PAT THE REF
Is this your screen name, or a general request? :)

Either way, welcome to the forum.

PAT THE REF Sun Nov 23, 2003 06:22pm

Pat The Ref
 
No... I have been officiating basketball for 2 years and baseball for 5 1/2 years (By the way - I am 16 years old) I have always loved sport officating and i have studied many many rule books. I also am the head umpire for my local recreational leagues.

rainmaker Sun Nov 23, 2003 07:00pm

Re: Re: Carry In Your Bag
 
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by PAT THE REF
Is this your screen name, or a general request? :)

Either way, welcome to the forum.

Ah, you must be the parent of a young child, Chuck!

rainmaker Sun Nov 23, 2003 07:02pm

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Originally posted by BktBallRef

Well, up until yesterday, I always carried at least one pair of slacks in my bag! :mad:

Tony, tell all!! Details, lots of details!



rainmaker Sun Nov 23, 2003 07:06pm

Cyber --

When I was doing a lot of rec stuff, I carried a neon orange traffic cone in the trunk of my car. It was about 8" tall. When the site I was at didn't have an AP arrow, or didn't have a functional one, I used the cone, laying it on its side pointing to the appropriate basket. It worked great. Cost about $2.00.

Jurassic Referee Sun Nov 23, 2003 08:49pm

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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by BktBallRef

Well, up until yesterday, I always carried at least one pair of slacks in my bag! :mad:

Tony, tell all!! Details, lots of details!



I'll wait until the movie comes out.

BktBallRef Sun Nov 23, 2003 09:03pm

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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by BktBallRef

Well, up until yesterday, I always carried at least one pair of slacks in my bag! :mad:

Tony, tell all!! Details, lots of details!

Had everything laid out. :)
Ready to put in the bag, except the slacks. :confused:
They were on a hanger. On the doorknob. :o
Called home. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/frown9.gif
Teenage duaghter on the phone. Evidently, doesn't understand the concept of Call Waiting. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk.../reallymad.gif
Drove home. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/madgo.gif
Got slacks. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/frust.gif
Got back. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/1.gif
They started without me but with a replacement. Cost me a game. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/misbas.gif

First weekend of the season, so I really hadn't had a chance to empty my FB gear and convert to BBall. Never, ever did that before. Not happy with myself.

rainmaker Sun Nov 23, 2003 09:33pm

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Originally posted by BktBallRef
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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by BktBallRef

Well, up until yesterday, I always carried at least one pair of slacks in my bag! :mad:

Tony, tell all!! Details, lots of details!

Had everything laid out. :)
Ready to put in the bag, except the slacks. :confused:
They were on a hanger. On the doorknob. :o
Called home. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/frown9.gif
Teenage duaghter on the phone. Evidently, doesn't understand the concept of Call Waiting. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk.../reallymad.gif
Drove home. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/madgo.gif
Got slacks. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/frust.gif
Got back. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/1.gif
They started without me but with a replacement. Cost me a game. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/misbas.gif

First weekend of the season, so I really hadn't had a chance to empty my FB gear and convert to BBall. Never, ever did that before. Not happy with myself.

Well, it's nice to know you're human. Jurassic, who do you think should star in the movie?

Dan_ref Sun Nov 23, 2003 09:39pm

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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by PAT THE REF
Is this your screen name, or a general request? :)

Either way, welcome to the forum.

Ah, you must be the parent of a young child, Chuck!

Been a while since I've been the parent of a "young child". Somewhere, in my attic, in an old Dewars box among other paperback classics, is my copy. BTW, most of that box was emptied between years 14 and 17.
http://www.babybookbaskets.com/image...%20Friends.jpg

[Edited by Dan_ref on Nov 23rd, 2003 at 08:47 PM]

Dan_ref Sun Nov 23, 2003 09:53pm

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Originally posted by BktBallRef


...Teenage duaghter on the phone. Evidently, doesn't understand the concept of Call Waiting. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk.../reallymad.gif

...



Of course when you cooled down you told her it wasn't her fault & gave her a big hug.

Right? ;)

rcwilco Mon Nov 24, 2003 02:20am

Obviously she does understand the purpose of call waiting and caller ID, as it is to prioritize which calls are important.

bob jenkins Mon Nov 24, 2003 08:59am

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Originally posted by BktBallRef
Well, up until yesterday, I always carried at least one pair of slacks in my bag! :mad:


Take an old (but serviceable) pair of pants, a shirt, socks, maybe even shoes, and put them in your trunk or the bottom of your bag.

Now, if you forget something, you'll have an emergency back-up.


mick Mon Nov 24, 2003 09:10am

Short trip no need for back-ups.
Shoes 9 miles away, at home.
Shirt 4 miles away, at home.

BktBallRef Mon Nov 24, 2003 09:46am

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Originally posted by rainmaker
Well, it's nice to know you're human.
Now Juules! That's two slams in a week! :mad: First, you tell me that Padgett is the BC maven, (of course, I'm not sure what a "maven" is, so maybe that's okay) and now you tell me that you previously didn't think I was human. How insulting! :o

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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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Originally posted by BktBallRef
...Teenage daughter on the phone. Evidently, doesn't understand the concept of Call Waiting. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk.../reallymad.gif...

Of course when you cooled down you told her it wasn't her fault & gave her a big hug.

Right? ;)

Nah, if you'll notice, the smiley above is gritting his teeth, so he didn't actually say anything to her. The "Got slacks. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/frust.gif" portion of the program was actually entering the house, yelling "What the hell is wrong with the phone!?!" and then back out the door.

Yep, I left'em at home but if the phone had been answered, my wife could have brought them to me in time for the game. :(

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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by BktBallRef
Well, up until yesterday, I always carried at least one pair of slacks in my bag! :mad:
Take an old (but serviceable) pair of pants, a shirt, socks, maybe even shoes, and put them in your trunk or the bottom of your bag.

Now, if you forget something, you'll have an emergency back-up.

I normally do. But, as I said, I went from FB to BBall in one day and barely had time to get the penalty flags out of and the v-neck into the bag.

I'm all set now.

Dan_ref Mon Nov 24, 2003 11:03am

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Originally posted by BktBallRef

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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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Originally posted by BktBallRef
...Teenage daughter on the phone. Evidently, doesn't understand the concept of Call Waiting. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk.../reallymad.gif...

Of course when you cooled down you told her it wasn't her fault & gave her a big hug.

Right? ;)

Nah, if you'll notice, the smiley above is gritting his teeth, so he didn't actually say anything to her. The "Got slacks. http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/frust.gif" portion of the program was actually entering the house, yelling "What the hell is wrong with the phone!?!" and then back out the door.




Been there done that and it's always funnier when it happens to the other guy! :D

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Yep, I left'em at home but if the phone had been answered, my wife could have brought them to me in time for the game. :(


And if they were in your bag like they belonged.... :p

(Been there & done that too!)

rainmaker Mon Nov 24, 2003 11:58am

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Originally posted by BktBallRef
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Originally posted by rainmaker
Well, it's nice to know you're human.
Now Juules! That's two slams in a week! :mad: First, you tell me that Padgett is the BC maven, (of course, I'm not sure what a "maven" is, so maybe that's okay) and now you tell me that you previously didn't think I was human. How insulting! :o

Hey, blame it on Dan -- he's the one that told me I should be getting in touch with my inner male. Perhaps the wording of the only-human remark was too female, I'll try it again:

It's a relief to know that even Tony makes a mistake once in a while...

ChuckElias Mon Nov 24, 2003 02:19pm

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Originally posted by mick
Short trip no need for back-ups.
Shoes 9 miles away, at home.
Shirt 4 miles away, at home.

Huh? :confused:

Dan_ref Mon Nov 24, 2003 02:33pm

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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by mick
Short trip no need for back-ups.
Shoes 9 miles away, at home.
Shirt 4 miles away, at home.

Huh? :confused:

Hmmm....didn't Mick recently tell us he reached his 30th anniversary?

Maybe it was the total served for 2 sentences, but time served concurrently?

If you get my meaning... :p

mick Mon Nov 24, 2003 02:50pm

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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by mick
Short trip no need for back-ups.
Shoes 9 miles away, at home.
Shirt 4 miles away, at home.

Huh? :confused:

Hmmm....didn't Mick recently tell us he reached his 30th anniversary?

Maybe it was the total served for 2 sentences, but time served concurrently?

If you get my meaning... :p

Chuck,
[Mind set] :Short trip no need for back-ups.
Shoes 9 miles away, at home. 2nd time
Shirt 4 miles away, at home. 1st time

Screwed up <u>twice</u> in two different games, before I got dressed.

Dan,
33
mick




DownTownTonyBrown Mon Nov 24, 2003 03:15pm

4 + 4 + ???
 
His math is not all that intuitive either.
:p

ChuckElias Mon Nov 24, 2003 03:20pm

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Originally posted by mick
[Mind set] :Short trip no need for back-ups.
Shoes 9 miles away, at home. 2nd time
Shirt 4 miles away, at home. 1st time

Ah. I was thinking: Get to gym, no shoes or shirt. Drive 9 miles home and grab shoe bag. Drive 4 miles back toward game and realize the hangar isn't swinging in the back seat! :mad:

By the way, I saw Minnesota on the news this morning, but not Michigan. How much did you get U.P. there, anyway?

DownTownTonyBrown Mon Nov 24, 2003 03:21pm

Here's what I'm wondering about !!!
 
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Originally posted by Dan_ref
Somewhere, in my attic, in an old Dewars box among other paperback classics, is my copy. BTW, most of that box was emptied between years 14 and 17.
That's a lot of Dewar's for a 14 year-old! Of course if you spent 3 years at it... maybe you could finish a case - share little with your friends.

;) I can see you all now - passing the Dewar's bottle and petting the bunny.

http://www.babybookbaskets.com/image...%20Friends.jpg

An official in the making!

Dan_ref Mon Nov 24, 2003 03:29pm

Re: Here's what I'm wondering about !!!
 
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Originally posted by DownTownTonyBrown
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Originally posted by Dan_ref
Somewhere, in my attic, in an old Dewars box among other paperback classics, is my copy. BTW, most of that box was emptied between years 14 and 17.
That's a lot of Dewar's for a 14 year-old! Of course if you spent 3 years at it... maybe you could finish a case - share little with your friends.

An official in the making!

Maybe this will clear up your confusion: my kids weren't emptying the case.

Get it now?

mick Mon Nov 24, 2003 03:50pm

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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by mick
[Mind set] :Short trip no need for back-ups.
Shoes 9 miles away, at home. 2nd time
Shirt 4 miles away, at home. 1st time

Ah. I was thinking: Get to gym, no shoes or shirt. Drive 9 miles home and grab shoe bag. Drive 4 miles back toward game and realize the hangar isn't swinging in the back seat! :mad:

By the way, I saw Minnesota on the news this morning, but not Michigan. How much did you get U.P. there, anyway?

Chuck,
Only 5". Yesterday it rained all day at 28F. The White stopped in Duluth when Lake Superior must have dulled it, instead of fed it. Snowin' now. Lake effect snows tonight, it begins.
But it'll end in April! :)
mick

bob jenkins Mon Nov 24, 2003 04:26pm

Re: Here's what I'm wondering about !!!
 
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Originally posted by DownTownTonyBrown
;) I can see you all now - passing the Dewar's bottle and petting the bunny.


I've seen -- errr, I mean I've heard of -- that movie, too.



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