Sick head coach

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Keep it up, Amesman, you'll get to 300 eventually.

If he keeps posting, it may even be in this thread!

[Amesman]

Originally Posted by grunewar

If he keeps posting, it may even be in this thread!

That would be unsporting.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Ignats75

This is a bit of a long story but is Germaine to this discussion.

Really? Really. Is it Tito, too?

Ask your interpreter which rule requires the school's "Head Basketball Coach" to be the head coach for every (or indeed any) game. The title and the function are distinct.

As long as they don't try to arrogate privileges that they've given up for the night, I have no problem with it.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Freddy

Every time you flush you put food on my family's table. Better to say "Don't be a chemist from Connecticut about the rest."

Not a chemist, don't have all the academic credentials, but rather, an environmental chemical analyst. And it's also true for me. As long as people keep flushing, I'll always have a job.

Did you know that the element Lead's symbol Pb is an abbreviation of its Latin name plumbum. The English words "plumbing", "plumber", and "plumb-bob" also derive from this Latin root. Thus the infamous phrase: "I suggest that the crime was committed in the library by Colonel Mustard with the lead pipe."

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by phansen

Head coach tells me in pregame that he is sick and may have to leave during the game, in which case his assistant will take over the head coaching responsibilities. I said uh.....alright. Can a head coach do this?
Secondly, if he relinquishes his head coaching duties to his assistant, but later in the game feels better and comes back can he then resume being the head coach again.

Just be sure he doesn't pull a Padgett and puke on your shoes.

[Mregor]

Originally Posted by Forksref

If he has a note from a doctor and can provide you proof of immunizations and his full medical history he can come back.

Howler monkees most likely require lots of immunizations.

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Not a chemist, don't have all the academic credentials, but rather, an environmental chemical analyst. And it's also true for me. As long as people keep flushing, I'll always have a job.

Did you know that the element Lead's symbol Pb is an abbreviation of its Latin name plumbum. The English words "plumbing", "plumber", and "plumb-bob" also derive from this Latin root. Thus the infamous phrase: "I suggest that the crime was committed in the library by Colonel Mustard with the lead pipe."

As a licensed plumbing contractor who also taught high school Latin in a previous life, I especially appreciate your post. Though, I'd imagine, few others besides you and I would.

[biggravy]

Amesman is just trying to stay ahead of Chseagle aka crowd control aka oos (scorekeeper)

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Mregor

Howler monkees most likely require lots of immunizations.

[eyezen]

Originally Posted by Freddy

As a licensed plumber by day/registered official by night, I take extreme umbrage at your snide comment degrading a trade which supports my family plus a half a dozen others.
You fail to sense the convenient similarities of being both an official and a plumber.
I often put up with a lot of ?%$* on the job during the day, I sometimes take a lot of ?%$* on the court at night. Easy transition from my day job to my night job.
And that ?%$* I'm talking about is my bread and butter.
Before you besmirch my beloved trade again, just remember -- every time you flush you put food on my family's table.
Next time you're sitting on the can reading your latest issue of Referee, maybe you'll be just a little more grateful for guys like me.
Don't degrade my trade. Better to say "Don't be a chemist from Connecticut about the rest."

Either you forgot the blue font or you need a life.

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by eyezen

Either you forgot the blue font or you need a life.

I'm not sure what the blue font would have to do with it, but I wouldn't necessarily disagree with your latter assessment.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Freddy

As a licensed plumbing contractor who also taught high school Latin in a previous life, I especially appreciate your post. Though, I'd imagine, few others besides you and I would.

Covered in both high school and college chemistry.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Did you know that the element Lead's symbol Pb is an abbreviation of its Latin name plumbum. The English words "plumbing", "plumber", and "plumb-bob" also derive from this Latin root.

Yes.

Ooh, I like this game. Next question: what's the lightest naturally occurring radioactive element? (Hint: its name does NOT have a Latin root.)

[Time2Ref]

A plumber attended to a leaking faucet at the neurosurgeon's house. After a two-minute job the plumber demanded $150.

The neurosurgeon exclaimed, 'I don't charge this amount even though I am a surgeon."

The plumber replied, "I agree, you are right. I too, didn't either, when I was a surgeon. That's why I switched to plumbing!"

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I'll bet Freddy doesn't bite his finger nails

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Time2Ref

I'll bet Freddy doesn't bite his finger nails.

Nor do I. Nor do I lick my finger before turning a page in a report. I go through about two dozen safety gloves each day. My family doctor has me vaccinated for diseases that I've never even heard of.