Explaining non calls out of your primary to coaches.

[Junker]

Originally Posted by truerookie

Coach, my partner will be over here in the minute you can ask them what they saw.

This is exactly how I handle it.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Junker

This is exactly how I handle it.

I hope not. I hope that you speak better than that.

[bob jenkins]

About 50 minutes (although I edited it instead of deleting it). Sorry that I wasn't here sooner.

Now knock it the **** off.

[rainmaker]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

About 50 minutes (although I edited it instead of deleting it). Sorry that I wasn't here sooner.

Now knock it the **** off.

Darn, I missed it...

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

About 50 minutes (although I edited it instead of deleting it). Sorry that I wasn't here sooner.

Now knock it the **** off.

So you are saying that it is no longer acceptable to correct the grammar or spelling used in a post made by someone else?
Since when did that become a rule of this forum?

I have no history with the particular poster that I quoted that time, and there is no reason to think that a problem would occur, yet you edited out the grammar correction anyway.

I truly don't understand why.

If you are going to claim that the post didn't add materially to the discussion in the thread, that's fine, but then I suggest that you spend a few hours combing the posting history of Mark Padgett and wear out your delete button. I'm only asking that you treat my posts the same way that you treat those of everyone else. Right now you aren't doing that, instead you are singling out my posts for deletion while leaving those of others who post nonsense (Padgett) or spelling or grammar corrections (rainmaker) unedited. IMO that's unprofessional.

[mick]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

So you are saying that it is no longer acceptable to correct the grammar or spelling used in a post made by someone else?
Since when did that become a rule of this forum?

I have no history with the particular poster that I quoted that time, and there is no reason to think that a problem would occur, yet you edited out the grammar correction anyway.

I truly don't understand why.

If you are going to claim that the post didn't add materially to the discussion in the thread, that's fine, but then I suggest that you spend a few hours combing the posting history of Mark Padgett and wear out your delete button. I'm only asking that you treat my posts the same way that you treat those of everyone else. Right now you aren't doing that, instead you are singling out my posts for deletion while leaving those of others who post nonsense (Padgett) or spelling or grammar corrections (rainmaker) unedited. IMO that's unprofessional.

Please stop.
mick

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by mick

Please stop.

That's exactly what I want from Bob.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

That's exactly what I want from Bob.

Someone doesn't have their his "listening ears" on.

BTW, I suspect Bob will, when you do.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

So you are saying that it is no longer acceptable to correct the grammar or spelling used in a post made by someone else?

Geeze I sure hope that's what he's saying.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

So you are saying that it is no longer acceptable to correct the grammar or spelling used in a post made by someone else?
Since when did that become a rule of this forum?

I'm a pretty good speller, and when I'm not, I use a well worn dictionery. I'm not a very good typist. Whenever a make a post on this Forum, I'm always afraid that one of the Forum spellcheckers, or grammar checkers, will catch me in the act of "poor spelling", or "poor grammar", and make me look foolish. For this reason, I wish those spellcheckers, and grammar checkers, would stop.

I'm old, and I'm old-fashioned. I don't like it when posters use shortcuts, like those my children use when they email me; numbers for letters (4 for for), all small letters, no punctiation, acronyms (LOL), etc. For this reason, I would like the Forum spellcheckers, and grammar checkers, to keep up the good work.

As my best friend says, "Down the middle lies the virtue".

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I'm a pretty good speller, and when I'm not, I use a well worn dictionery. I'm not a very good typist. Whenever a make a post on this Forum, I'm always afraid that one of the Forum spellcheckers, or grammar checkers, will catch me in the act of "poor spelling", or "poor grammar", and make me look foolish.

Tsk, tsk, tsk.....

Go to your room.

[tomegun]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

I hope not. I hope that you speak better than that.

They are you he thought they are!!!

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by tomegun

They are you he thought they are!!!