Disgusting display of sportsmanship --

[Mark Dexter]

Originally posted by Mark Padgett

I didn't say that was the total of points in that quarter. I just said I'd never seen 132 points in the first quarter.

Please, be akkeritt.

Wow - someone studied under Bill Clinton!

[rainmaker]

Originally posted by Mark Dexter

Wow - someone studied under Bill Clinton!

Bill Clinton was not the one who couldn't spell. In fact, he was a brilliant student and has a very acute and agile intelligence. I heard that he could do the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle IN INK, in 25 minutes. Unfortunately, he wasn't always too good as applying his learning to real life.

[RX Ref]

I heard that he could do the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle IN INK, in 25 minutes. Unfortunately, he wasn't always too good as applying his learning to real life. [/B][/QUOTE]

I heard he could do the New York Times staff in 25 minutes.

[bard]

ROFL!!!

[Mark Padgett]

Originally posted by RX Ref
I heard that he could do the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle IN INK, in 25 minutes. Unfortunately, he wasn't always too good as applying his learning to real life.

I heard he could do the New York Times staff in 25 minutes. [/B][/QUOTE]

I heard lots of interns studied "under" Bill Clinton.

[Mark Dexter]

Originally posted by rainmaker

Bill Clinton was not the one who couldn't spell. In fact, he was a brilliant student and has a very acute and agile intelligence. I heard that he could do the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle IN INK, in 25 minutes. Unfortunately, he wasn't always too good as applying his learning to real life.

It wasn't the spelling to which I was referring - I was referring to the guffaw of 61+61=132, and the "explaination" thereof.

[Richard Ogg]

Originally posted by Slider
By rule, The opposing coach must play 5 while s/he has that many available.

I just had someone ask me where this is in the rule book. Since I didn't have my rule book at work.... Anyone know the reference that requires a coach to play 5 players if available?

[Sven]

This should cover it:

Case Book
3.1.1 Situation: After six players have been disqualified, Team A has only four who are eligible to continue in the game as players. In a gesture of fair play, the coach of Team B indicates a desire to withdraw a player so that each team will have four players on the court.
Ruling: This is not permissible. Team B must have five players participating as long as it has that number available.

Sven