Is there a frickin' full moon?

[BLydic]

^^^ I think the conversation up until now has been about comments from the stands, not the bench. I agree, turn rabbit ears off and remain focused on the game.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by bainsey

Not a good idea. They can reply with, "No, just incompetency."

Best thing to do: Retract your rabbit ears and stay focused.

I don't even hear the comment from fans, so if I heard it, it's from a coach, and I really wouldn't say that. I might, however, say, "coach, you should be more careful when you accuse me of cheating."

And why did you single out my comment? If it's coming from the fans, none of the responses so far are appropriate.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I don't even hear the comment from fans, so if I heard it, it's from a coach, and I really wouldn't say that. I might, however, say, "coach, you should be more careful when you accuse me of cheating."

And why did you single out my comment? If it's coming from the fans, none of the responses so far are appropriate.

Whoops. I missed that part.

Fans don't exist. There are exceptions that prove this rule, but this wouldn't be close to being one of them.

[bainsey]

I thought we were just talking about fans, too. That said...

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I might, however, say, "coach, you should be more careful when you accuse me of cheating."

I like this wording. It may put a coach on the defensive a bit, but I find it to be a fair warning.

Besides, when it comes right down to it, "Call it both ways" is an order. We should never take orders.