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Originally Posted by refguy (Post 595799)

Maybe you meant NBA official Danny Crawford?
It would fit better.

Unless he had a child other than his current wife, he would not look that Joe Crawford either. ;)

Peace

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Originally Posted by JRutledge (Post 595804)

Unless he had a child other than his current wife

You may want to rephrase that. It implies his current wife is his child. :eek:

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett (Post 595948)

You may want to rephrase that. It implies his current wife is his child. :eek:

That is so incestuous. :eek:

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett (Post 595948)

You may want to rephrase that. It implies his current wife is his child. :eek:

You have not been watching the news lately have you? ;)

Peace

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Originally Posted by JRutledge (Post 595952)

You have not been watching the news lately have you? ;)

Peace

Guess that makes two of us :o

Actually, Danny Crawford may someday be able to T up his son, who had a great career at Naperville and is going to Northwestern.

Any see the Celtics game last night? Joey and company dished out at least 5 technical fouls. (I stopped watching before the end of the game.) I did hear that the talking heads made it a point to agree with numerous calls, including at least one T.

Either the crew went Billy Crystal on Boston, or they were a model of consistency. :D

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett (Post 595948)

You may want to rephrase that. It implies his current wife is his child. :eek:

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Originally Posted by JRutledge (Post 595952)

You have not been watching the news lately have you? ;) Peace

Or an older, Woody Allen step-child reference perhaps.....?

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Originally Posted by JRutledge (Post 595778)

And there child would not be that dark either.

You'd be surprised. I've seen extremely contrasting pigmentation between parents and their biracial children.

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Originally Posted by Matt (Post 596172)

You'd be surprised. I've seen extremely contrasting pigmentation between parents and their biracial children.

I have too, but not that dark.

Peace

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Originally Posted by grunewar (Post 595784)

Oh you silver tongued devil. You have such a way with words. Sheesh! :eek:

PS - True story. Several yrs ago I was pressed into service to call my son's Rec Game (his grandparents were there too). First "T" I ever gave in my life was on him for slammin the ball in frustration.

PSS - The ride home from the game was pretty quiet.....whoda thunk? :o

I had the pleasure of calling a "T" on my younger son during an adult rec game (yea, I know) a few years ago. I knew he had a game that night, and he knew I was officiating, but it never dawned on either of us that it would be the same league, as he knew I normally did not do adult league games. (Grunewar, it was at the "Y" in Reston -- don't know if they still have that league. BTW, grunewar and I are in the same association, but don't think we have ever met. I was inactive the last year because of knee problems.) Anyway, I was lead and my son drove the lane and ran right over the defender -- easiest call of the night. Not a peep from my son. After the game (middle of 3), he came over and said "I'll have to call Mom and tell her that I didn't think you would call that on me", and smiled. I smiled right back and told him "I guess I''ll have to tell her that I didn't think you were dumb enough to try it." He just laughed about it.

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Originally Posted by dblref (Post 596488)

I had the pleasure of calling a "T" on my younger son during an adult rec game (yea, I know) a few years ago. I knew he had a game that night, and he knew I was officiating, but it never dawned on either of us that it would be the same league, as he knew I normally did not do adult league games. (Grunewar, it was at the "Y" in Reston -- don't know if they still have that league. BTW, grunewar and I are in the same association, but don't think we have ever met. I was inactive the last year because of knee problems.) Anyway, I was lead and my son drove the lane and ran right over the defender -- easiest call of the night. Not a peep from my son. After the game (middle of 3), he came over and said "I'll have to call Mom and tell her that I didn't think you would call that on me", and smiled. I smiled right back and told him "I guess I''ll have to tell her that I didn't think you were dumb enough to try it." He just laughed about it.

Neat story, but I don't follow.