Mark Padgett Snaqwells wroteWhen my aunt got divorced about 10 years ago, she moved back in with my grandmother. She brought her dog with her, "Puss Puss." Grandma refused to stand on the porch yelling, "Puss Puss!" Therefore, the dog's name was suddenly changed to "Chester." Did she also bring her two cats, "Rover Rover" and "Fido Fido"? 😕
Dan_ref BktBallRef wrotePerhaps that's because she came to a forum for referees with questions that were vague and a username almost as stupid as Scrapper1. WOOF!! 😀 C'mon, be nice. Her UID is not nearly as stupid as Scrapper1.
blindzebra1 dog? The hell with the dog!!, I thought my name was shut-up, up to I was thirteen. "If you always do,what you always did,you`ll always get, what you always got."
Mark Padgett blindzebra1 wrotedog? The hell with the dog!!, I thought my name was shut-up, up to I was thirteen. Once I stuck my finger in an electrical socket and my parents told me I was grounded. 🙄
Adam Mark Padgett wroteOnce I stuck my finger in an electrical socket and my parents told me I was grounded. 🙄 I can't decide whether that's funny or offensive. Guess that makes me neutral.
Jurassic Referee Mark Padgett wroteOnce I stuck my finger in an electrical socket and my parents told me I was grounded. Well, that's shocking.....
Scrapper1 Dan_ref wroteHer UID is not nearly as stupid as Scrapper1.First time I read this, I couldn't figure out why we were discussing my IUD. 😕 Think Ms. No-name ever came back?
Mark Dexter Scrapper1 wroteFirst time I read this, I couldn't figure out why we were discussing my IUD. :confused: You use an IUD? Boy - that explains a lot.
Mark Padgett Mark Dexter wroteYou use an IUD? Boy - that explains a lot. I wonder if Smitty makes a lanyard for that? 😉
Jurassic Referee Mark Padgett wroteI wonder if Smitty makes a lanyard for that? If they do, they'd better make it out some material that doesn't corrode. Or rust. Kevlar might do it. Might.....
Mark Padgett Jurassic Referee wroteIf they do, they'd better make it out some material that doesn't corrode. Or rust. Kevlar might do it. Might..... Or maybe plutonium!
Jurassic Referee Mark Padgett wroteOr maybe plutonium! A "glow in the dark" IUD....... Shudder........... That coulda been a great horror movie from back in the 50's----"The Attack Of The 50 Foot, Radioactive IUD From Outer Space"! 😮
26 Year Gap Mark Padgett wroteOnce I stuck my finger in an electrical socket and my parents told me I was grounded. 🙄 If you break both of your legs, don't come running to me.
Mark Dexter Jurassic Referee wroteA "glow in the dark" IUD....... Shudder........... That coulda been a great horror movie from back in the 50's----"The Attack Of The 50 Foot, Radioactive IUD From Outer Space"! :eek: Has its advantages, though. Makes it real easy to check if a partner is on b/c or not.
Mark Padgett Jurassic Referee wroteThat coulda been a great horror movie from back in the 50's----"The Attack Of The 50 Foot, Radioactive IUD From Outer Space"! :eek: Starring Jon Diebler. (yes - that's really him)
rainmaker Mark Dexter wroteHas its advantages, though. Makes it real easy to check if a partner is on b/c or not. Using the non-gender-discrimination term "partner" because either gender is equally likely to.... 😮 😮 never mind...
Woman-no-name 😐 i asked question about basketball not about your dogs...cats...etc.. Scrapper1 wroteWow, you guys were a little edgy last night. Ms. No-name, first of all, you received a rather unhelpful reception because this is a forum for referees. We generally talk about rules and situations within games that happen to us. We don't usually spend a lot of time thinking about the questions that you asked. Second, you questions are a little vague. I'm guessing that you're asking about the risks to your child in playing organized basketball. The risks are similar to any organized athletic activity. There's the chance for twisted ankles and knees, I've seen a chipped tooth, cuts and bumps and bruises. Sometimes, very rarely, these injuries can be severe. The level of supervision varies widely, depending on the organization that sponsors the games. Sometimes only one adult is available to supervise at games and practices. In a high school setting, there are usually at least two coaches supervising. Thanks Scrapper1, im not asking about my child playing basketball coz i have no children🙂 i asked this question coz i need this for school..
