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This is GREAT!!! We have 55 of us on the map so far!!! Also its nice to see more of us add pics of ourselves on or off the field- I just added a pic of me in 'action' (NYASABlue)...lets all do this too! For those who haven't seen the map yet go to http://www.frappr.com/officialforumsoftball
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For your entertainment...I posted a photo too...It's at my Mother-in-law's lake and I'm on the right. The "little" guy on the left is my little brother. Every year the pier we are standing on needs to be taken out (usually in late October) and put back in (in early April).
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Just wanted give this a bump by saying the list is up to 72 now! Thanks to all who have added themselves,and lets see if we can get a few more 'action' pics posted....
http://www.frappr.com/officialforumsoftball I am surprised that there arent many of us from California or Florida..or are least ones that have listed themselves... Lou |
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j/k... It is nice to see a lot of faces attached to names...and I agree, it would be nice to see even more!
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Catcher has the ball, runner missed the plate, and you're 10 feet away! Blah. I'm too tired to go there.
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Too busy!!!
They are still out on the field, working games!
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Darn straight I was 10 feet away. Maybe not quite 10 feet, but I remember this play. Originally had to be far enough back to have all elements of play in front of me, including the catch by the right fielder, tag up by runner at third, etc. So I had moved back to the fence and up the line (known as the holding area - you can look it up) so I could see all I needed to see without so much as a slight head turn... Plus I had to make up for those who can't seem to get out from behind the plate no matter what...not that we have any of those... Plus, it's much easier to not call crow hops from there.
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"Plus, it's much easier to not call crow hops from there." "Now don't start that again!" The buzzard from The Jungle Book
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Actually, rumor has it that my wife went to Honig's down in Oregon, and John (great guy that he is) found a Crow Hop Detector on one of the shelves in the back, sold it to my wife for a buck, and that's what I am getting for Christmas!!! Wooo Hoooooooooooooooo!!!!!
I just hope my rotator cuff doesn't wear out on me from calling all those millions of IPs I have been missing over the years.
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