mick |
Tue Dec 13, 2005 10:34pm |
I for 1
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
I labeled this "MTS" (Multiple Tweet Syndrome) a couple years ago when I also noticed it creeping into my game. (This is distantly related to JPS, or Just Point Syndrome, which afflicts officials who fail to use a fist to stop the clock for illegal screens.) I've since tried hard to get rid of it, mostly successfully. I agree with the folks who say just one tweet, except when something "extra-curricular" might develop.
I also find that, no matter how hard I've tried to get rid of my MTS, I still tweet a couple times on those quick travels or double dribbles when I get a little surprised by the play.
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MTS : a mindset manifested by doubt and apology.
Well, If you really wanna get rid of it, try this.
<B>Blow it like you mean it !!</B>
By Golly, if they stop on that foul whistle, they will stop on that violation whistle. How can "they" tell if you are calling a foul or not? Fool 'em! Make 'em think it's a foul.
When a single Tweet for a foul is made, the sound, the volume, the gusto of it means "STOP!"
But the Multiple Tweet Syndrome is characterized by:<LI><small>1st Tweet --> Sorry. I have to call that.</small> <LI>2nd Tweet --> Sorry you didn't hear it.<LI><font size = 3>3rd Tweet --> STOP</font> ;)
mick
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