Mark Padgett Reminds me of my partner from last night's game who called "over the back", "reaching", "kicking" and "grabbing". I was fully expecting him to call "giving him the business". http://news.yahoo.com/comics/inthebleachers;_ylt=At13YBCKcGSr_sLEWKB.gAbbcLQF]Comics and Editorial Cartoons: In the Bleachers on Yahoo! News
chartrusepengui I've heard my partner talking to kids (usually girls games) when administering a free throw will tell them to stop the "slap and tickle" but touchy feely is WAY better
Rita C Mark Padgett wroteReminds me of my partner from last night's game who called "over the back", "reaching", "kicking" and "grabbing". I was fully expecting him to call "giving him the business". http://news.yahoo.com/comics/inthebleachers;_ylt=At13YBCKcGSr_sLEWKB.gAbbcLQF]Comics and Editorial Cartoons: In the Bleachers on Yahoo! News
w_sohl You can actually get these on coffee cups. I like the basketball one where there are two refs and they are standing by a dead player with a knife in his back. The one ref says, "If we didn't see it we can't call anything."
