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Kid at your neighborhood high school drops his book on the floor. Says "Oh, f***!" loud enough for the teacher to hear, and nothing happens? And you think this is a good idea? I have no further questions. |
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I have only read the first page of post and feel that I cannot wait to jump into the fray.
There is no context to examine in the OP. This is a no brainer and is definitely what the recent NFHS POE's have addressed. Ladies and germs (I mean gentlemen) I have been on construction sites all of my adult life and even before that. I have heard every profane word that one can think of and: a) If you have no hair, I can make you grow it; b) If you have hair, I can make it fall out; c) If your hair is straight, I can curl it; and d) If you hair is curly, I can straighten it. I think you get my drift. And the OP is a TF every time. There is no excuse not to charge A1 with a TF. MTD, Sr. |
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Profanity regardless of who it is directed at, if it is loud enough for the fans to hear, our bosses around here want a T. |
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I said other officials could possibly get in trouble for following your advice; based on JR's (whose word I trust) comments that some assigners in your area would want this called. |
Automatic T for me. Help the kid learn self control, I'm sure his mother would want you to give him a T.
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I work in a conference where they tell us profanity = T. I work in other conferences which tell us to manage the situation as we see fit.
In a HS game, I would probably call a T. |
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