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Originally Posted by Mark Dexter

You use an IUD?

Boy - that explains a lot.

I wonder if Smitty makes a lanyard for that? ;)

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

I wonder if Smitty makes a lanyard for that?

If they do, they'd better make it out some material that doesn't corrode. Or rust. Kevlar might do it. Might.....

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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

If they do, they'd better make it out some material that doesn't corrode. Or rust. Kevlar might do it. Might.....

Or maybe plutonium!

http://www.gamersinfo.net/out/avatar/10_plutonium.jpg

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Or maybe plutonium!

http://www.gamersinfo.net/out/avatar/10_plutonium.jpg

A "glow in the dark" IUD.......

Shudder...........

That coulda been a great horror movie from back in the 50's----"The Attack Of The 50 Foot, Radioactive IUD From Outer Space"! :eek:

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Once I stuck my finger in an electrical socket and my parents told me I was grounded. http://www.runemasterstudios.com/gra...s/rolleyes.gif

If you break both of your legs, don't come running to me.

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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

A "glow in the dark" IUD.......

Shudder...........

That coulda been a great horror movie from back in the 50's----"The Attack Of The 50 Foot, Radioactive IUD From Outer Space"! :eek:

Has its advantages, though. Makes it real easy to check if a partner is on b/c or not.

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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

That coulda been a great horror movie from back in the 50's----"The Attack Of The 50 Foot, Radioactive IUD From Outer Space"! :eek:

Starring Jon Diebler. (yes - that's really him)

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Originally Posted by Mark Dexter

Has its advantages, though. Makes it real easy to check if a partner is on b/c or not.

Using the non-gender-discrimination term "partner" because either gender is equally likely to....

:eek: :eek: http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/wu...smiley-020.gif

never mind...

:| i asked question about basketball not about your dogs...cats...etc..

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Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Wow, you guys were a little edgy last night.

Ms. No-name, first of all, you received a rather unhelpful reception because this is a forum for referees. We generally talk about rules and situations within games that happen to us. We don't usually spend a lot of time thinking about the questions that you asked.

Second, you questions are a little vague. I'm guessing that you're asking about the risks to your child in playing organized basketball. The risks are similar to any organized athletic activity. There's the chance for twisted ankles and knees, I've seen a chipped tooth, cuts and bumps and bruises. Sometimes, very rarely, these injuries can be severe.

The level of supervision varies widely, depending on the organization that sponsors the games. Sometimes only one adult is available to supervise at games and practices. In a high school setting, there are usually at least two coaches supervising.

Thanks Scrapper1, im not asking about my child playing basketball coz i have no children:) i asked this question coz i need this for school..

WELL SAID SCRAPPER1,WELL SAID.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Woman-no-name

:| i asked question about basketball not about your dogs...cats...etc..

Thanks Scrapper1, im not asking about my child playing basketball coz i have no children:) i asked this question coz i need this for school..

True, and we'd be glad to answer your questions from our officiating perspective, but as we pointed out several times, we weren't sure what you were asking. Go back to the first three or four responses, see what we said, and then come back and ask your question again. YOu'll get helpful responses if you ask your question in a way we can answer.

I have to research one sport...and i choose basketball...so i have to answer on questions...What level of supervision is required in basketball and what potential risks are involved

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Originally Posted by Woman-no-name

I have to research one sport...and i choose basketball...so i have to answer on questions...What level of supervision is required in basketball and what potential risks are involved

For basketball there is no supervision required, no risks involved.

Maybe you should try the baseball forum?

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Originally Posted by Woman-no-name

What are the potential risks involved in basketball and what level of supervision is required?

Let me guess -- you are working on a paper and want others to do the work for you, right?

Yes, my judgment is that good.

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