Would you access a 'T'?

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Hey buddy, take it to the figure skating forum.

You're thinking of a Salchow (often pronounced 'sow cow'). Kow tow is Chinese.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by mbyron

You're thinking of a Salchow (often pronounced 'sow cow'). Kow tow is Chinese.

Does it come with egg rolls?

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Does it come with egg rolls?

Racist.

[chymechowder]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Does it come with egg rolls?

it comes with a (Scallion) Pancake Spin

[rockyroad]

So, Eastshire, if I am following your line of thinking correctly here...doubleheader. Game #2 is "scheduled" to start at 8:00. First game goes into triple overtime (Padgett's fault). Teams for second game take the court to being their warmups at 8:20, and both coaches submit their rosters/starters at that time. You are going to assess both of them T's because they should have had their rosters/starters turned in by 7:50 - 10 min. prior to the scheduled start time???

Really?

Seriously??

[Eastshire]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

So, Eastshire, if I am following your line of thinking correctly here...doubleheader. Game #2 is "scheduled" to start at 8:00. First game goes into triple overtime (Padgett's fault). Teams for second game take the court to being their warmups at 8:20, and both coaches submit their rosters/starters at that time. You are going to assess both of them T's because they should have had their rosters/starters turned in by 7:50 - 10 min. prior to the scheduled start time???

Really?

Seriously??

I've never worked a doubleheader with the second game scheduled to start at specific time. They've all been scheduled to start after the conclusion of the previous game.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Eastshire

I've never worked a doubleheader with the second game scheduled to start at specific time. They've all been scheduled to start after the conclusion of the previous game.

I cannot think of many games that are apart of a double header that are not scheduled at a specific time. Even JV/Varsity double headers or college games there is a game before or after in most cases and the second game has a start time. Not to say we ever make it to that start time, but it happens. That is why I figured there was a local interpretation that affected your position on this.

Peace

[Eastshire]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I cannot think of many games that are apart of a double header that are not scheduled at a specific time. Even JV/Varsity double headers or college games there is a game before or after in most cases and the second game has a start time. Not to say we ever make it to that start time, but it happens. That is why I figured there was a local interpretation that affected your position on this.

Peace

I've worked in three different states. In all three of them, the varsity game starts 25-30 minutes after the conclusion of the JV game. It doesn't matter if the JV games takes 45 minutes and the varsity tickets say 8:00, they're starting at 7:15. The only way to make sure you see the varsity tip is to show up at JV half-time.