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So your stance is that unacceptable language will not be properly penalized the first time, but if uttered again a technical foul is automatic? :confused: :D This leads me to ask a larger question. Why do people seem to believe that it is proper to fail to issue the proper penalties the first time that infractions of the rules are committed? |
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Rule 10-3 7b
The rule reference in the title sums it all up. If they curse (profane or inappropiate language), its a technical foul. Regardless if they are cursing because they are mad at something they did or anyone else did....:D
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Again - not making fun, just curious as to the ramifications of having one official use a totally different set of criteria than the vast majority of officials. |
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Also, I doubt (in contrast to Nevada's post) he'd let things go that most call the first time around; such as dropping an F-bomb at an official. |
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BTW - the epitome of this usage was when I heard a teenage girl standing in line at the store say loudly to her friend, "I can't help it. I like, like him". YEESH! |
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I worked with a guy once who defined language worthy of a T as anything "you wouldn't say in front of your grandma". That's a pretty good yardstick, actually. ;) Wouldn't work for me, though. You never met my grandma. :D |
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It's an interesting position for him to take. I'd like to hear more about how it's actually worked out in a real game sitch. |
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Peace |
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