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Old Sun Mar 22, 2009, 11:32am
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Other meaning grunewar, or other meaning bob jenkins.
Neither. It's kinda common in the baseball forum.
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Old Sun Mar 22, 2009, 01:12pm
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Neither. It's kinda common in the baseball forum.
This is a common term in officiating period. All sports have some form of this phrase. I have even hear, "Do not be a maverick."

But I think I first heard the term by one of the esteemed posters here on this site (or another site which I will not mention. )

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Old Sun Mar 22, 2009, 01:31pm
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"Don't Be An Electrician" ???

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Don't be a plumber.
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I like that expression!
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It's kinda common in the baseball forum.
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This is a common term in officiating period.
From its context, I think it means, "Don't go looking for problems", but what's the reference to plumber? Electricians, HVAC's, and other skilled workers, will show up at my house, also looking for problems. They find the problem, fix it, and I write them out a check.
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