POE - Correct mechanics

[bigdog5142]

I just say, "Foul's on Blue, 42 (give signal), here (the here is with the visual signal)." Then I either point the direction the ball is given two or say two shots or whatever the situation is.

[eyezen]

Originally Posted by bigdog5142

I just say, "Foul's on Blue, 42 (give signal), here (the here is with the visual signal)." Then I either point the direction the ball is given two or say two shots or whatever the situation is.

Drop the "fouls on"

here? forget that too

KISS

"Blue, forty-two, block"

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

How far do we take that? Would / should we use "crimson", "chartreuse", "teal" or "ochre?"

I don't know what some of those colors look like. Ochre?

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I don't know what some of those colors look like. Ochre?

Must be green. Ochre is a vegetable, but it's actually spelled okra. Some people like it. Many people don't.

"Slimy, ain't it." **


**Fred Sanford

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Must be green. Ochre is a vegetable, but it's actually spelled okra. Some people like it. Many people don't.

"Slimy, ain't it." **


**Fred Sanford

I used to like okra as a kid. I liked the fried version much more than the boiled version in black eye peas. Now for some reason I cannot stand okra. Now sure why, I just stopped liking it.

Peace

[BillyMac]

So when the University of Connecticut team is on the road, and one of their players fouls, the report to the table wil be "National Flag Blue, 42".

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I don't know what some of those colors look like. Ochre?

Sigh...ok, here's my chance to help the unenlightened masses.

O-chre: n.
1. Any of several earthy mineral oxides of iron occurring in yellow, brown, or red and used as pigments.
2. A moderate orange yellow, from moderate or deep orange to moderate or strong yellow.

And, fwiw, I'm not gonna start using those particular color names unless I hear them in the school song:

"All hail to the Cream and the Ochre
If my lawnmower doesn't start I'll choke 'er"

Sheesh, I'm going back to my Ivory tower. (That's like a fancy white, for those that aren't sure... )

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by M&M Guy

O-chre: n.
1. Any of several earthy mineral oxides of iron occurring in yellow, brown, or red and used as pigments.
2. A moderate orange yellow, from moderate or deep orange to moderate or strong yellow.

Oh, that definitely clears it up - Ochre is either yellow, orange, brown, or red. Now I'll know it if I see it! Thanks.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by grunewar

Oh, that definitely clears it up - Ochre is either yellow, orange, brown, or red. Now I'll know it if I see it! Thanks.

Happy to help.

(Gee, thanks Bob for bringing this up.)