Team throws at PU

[shagpal]

this may have been taught by that south african sign language interpeter during obamas speech at the mandela wake.

the twirling finger means what? screw you? or would that be the middle finger?

what is the correct way? please Irish, inquiring minds want to know.

Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA

Don't think it was possible it could have been anything but a response to the AA behind the backstop.

Then again, I've never heard of such a signal. Maybe we should just move to ASL for everything we do

[Paul L]

My association's softball trainer uses that downpointing circle signal to remind BU that the bases are now loaded and that PU ain't going anywhere. I think his using it just after a spectator hectoring question was only coincidence.

[Manny A]

Originally Posted by Paul L

My association's softball trainer uses that downpointing circle signal to remind BU that the bases are now loaded and that PU ain't going anywhere.

Since when (in softball anyway) does the PU not go anywhere with the bases loaded?

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by Manny A

Since when (in softball anyway) does the PU not go anywhere with the bases loaded?

Oh, I don't know... I've had partners like that!

(But, then, they didn't go anywhere any other time, either!)

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by shagpal

the twirling finger means what? screw you? or would that be the middle finger?
what is the correct way? please Irish, inquiring minds want to know.

I would show you, but my ASL doesn't translate well on line

[shagpal]

Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA

I would show you, but my ASL doesn't translate well on line