We had a situation on a game worked this year where Vlade Divac was charged with a foul and was being substituted for. As he was going out of the game, he walked passed the calling official and said very quietly, "eiou muazer phadfkjaaldsafad." Now, of course he got whacked.

When Divac realized what was happening, he spoke in English "your barn door is down".

Now what? :)

Someone could say "great play" and deserve a T for it.

If they said in a sarcastic way to an opponent who just did something stupid.

I asked the player who told me it was a good call, but he said I didn't want to know, so we left it at that...

This kid would get at least The Look, and possibly a T also, from me.

Je le parle . . .

And like Rut said - it's not always what you say, but how you say it. After going to a high school with a large number of foreign students, I have a pretty good idea of when someone's swearing at me in any language.

WHACK!!

(Ok, I'm not sure what he said, but it was how he said it!)

I'll take a guess......good f'n call ref! ??

"G..D...I.! I only said 'I speak it', T'es vraiment trop con!!"

Now, another T for him? or an appology?

My most recent game had my partner T up a kid for saying ,"Finally!" I don't care for THAT f-bomb either.

5 years of French here, watch out! ;) :D

Qui donnez un merde? :D

That doesn't impress me, I've been eating french fries since I was 2 years old.

Merde...this must be an important word, when I took french in HS every test came back to me with MERDE!!! scribbled in red all over it.

I figured it was a good thing.

Our HS favorite was:

J'aime les grand tetons. :D

It was a classic on our school trip to see them in Whoming in 8th grade.

Is Whoming down near the Ozarks? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL