Called 3K, ASA SP

[SRW]

Originally Posted by NCASAUmp

I personally think it depends on the level of play.

Not me, man. I love ringing up the office secretary on strike three and making her walk back to the dugout in shame, about to burst into tears. Can't handle the heat, get the f*ck outta my kitchen!



I'm joking... and I actually agree with you 100%

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by SRW

Not me, man. I love ringing up the office secretary on strike three and making her walk back to the dugout in shame, about to burst into tears. Can't handle the heat, get the f*ck outta my kitchen!



I'm joking... and I actually agree with you 100%

Wow. The old psych major in me darn near had a heart attack!

[jimpiano]

Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP

To be clear, are you saying you have no problem wringing up a male SP player, but are against the same for a female SP player?

No. The word I chose was co-ed which connotes a one-day-a-week recreational player.

[HawkeyeCubP]

Originally Posted by jimpiano

No. The word I chose was co-ed which connotes a one-day-a-week recreational player.

Sorry for the confusion on my part. I work in the recreational sports field (specifically, university campus recreation), and in my profession (and according to the ASA) "coed" refers to teams composed of both males and females, and/or simply a female participant. The term actually originated from when women were admitted into previously all-male institutions of higher-learning in the 19th century, hence, a "co-educational" experience was being offered to both men and women. The term, "coed," then, basically stuck with any woman who was enrolled at a college or university with both sexes. (I remember about 10 things from my college educaiton - this is one of them. )

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP

(I remember about 10 things from my college educaiton - this is one of them. )

Along with all of the other important stuff like how many cups in a half keg, blind dexterity dealing with snaps/clasps, how to find the "good" used text books, etc.

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA

Along with all of the other important stuff like how many cups in a half keg, blind dexterity dealing with snaps/clasps, how to find the "good" used text books, etc.

I thought those were all high school lessons...

And for the record, I can still pour the perfect cup of beer.

[Stu Clary]

I work SP Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. I was BU in Game 1 last night when the PU rang a guy up to end an inning. I laughed and thought of this thread right away. His K3 mechanic looked like a left-right-left combonation of uppercuts.

The F6, coming off the field had the best description. He said it "looked like (former WWF tag team) The Bushwackers".

[Steve M]

Originally Posted by NCASAUmp

I thought those were all high school lessons...

And for the record, I can still pour the perfect cup of beer.

Dunno whether I pour a perfect cup of beer, but I'll drink what I pour ANDwhat you pour

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by Steve M

Dunno whether I pour a perfect cup of beer, but I'll drink what I pour ANDwhat you pour

Come on down to NC, and I'll be happy to pour us some!