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FSN needs to get their act together

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This happened last year quite a few times. One time, some d00d on the Brewers hit a go ahead home run and we "joined the action" as he rounded third.

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you're so petty, cape.

 

Your post assumed I was wrong because you had not heard of it.

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that's an interesting interpretation.

 

1. i didn't "assume" you were wrong about the 2nd base umpire timing the commercial breaks (something your link didn't address)...i even prefaced it with, "not to say i don't believe you," and asked where you heard it.

 

2. were i to "assume" you were wrong, the assumption could only be based upon the lack of such information in the rulebook or on google searches (the public domain), and not simply "because [i ] had not heard of it." i dont know a damn thing about how MLB telecasts are produced....how on earth could i assume something i don't know is wrong?

 

3. you posted a nondescript link to a 1997 dispute with umpires about commercial breaks. :plain

 

4. the marlins telecast does this repeatedly... it's something i don't see when i watch other telecasts. i can't see how all of our umps are doing something wrong.

 

5. for some reason, i really enjoy numbering the things i type.

 

6. miami >>> cape coral

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you're so petty, cape.

 

Your post assumed I was wrong because you had not heard of it.

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that's an interesting interpretation.

 

1. i didn't "assume" you were wrong about the 2nd base umpire timing the commercial breaks...i even prefaced it with, "not to say i don't believe you," and asked where you heard it.

 

2. were i to "assume" you were wrong, the assumption could only be based upon the lack of such information in the rulebook or on google searches (the public domain), and not simply "because [i ] had not heard of it." i dont know a damn thing about how MLB telecasts are produced....how on earth could i assume something i don't know is wrong?

 

3. you posted a nondescript link to a 1997 dispute with umpires about commercial breaks. :plain

 

4. the marlins telecast does this repeatedly... it's something i don't see when i watch other telecasts. i can't see how all of our umps are doing something wrong.

 

5. for some reason, i really enjoy numbering the things i type.

 

6. miami >>> cape coral

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1) You still put it in a way that was obvious you didn't believe me.

2) Lack of info? Am I not reliable enough of a source for you? I am rarely incorrect and NEVER incorrect about things like this.

3) Nondescript link...it was an AP article from 1997. The issue is mute now.

4) The Marlins telecast does this repeatedly some nights and not others depending on the ump taking time.

5) I cannot help you there

6) You wish

Am I not reliable enough of a source for you? I am rarely incorrect and NEVER incorrect about things like this.

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no offense, but ... :lol :lol :lol

 

just off the top of my head, if i believed everything you said, i'd run around thinking everyone pees out bacteria, standard tires shred at speeds over 95mph, atlanta is half a mile over sea level, states would be legally required to recognize gay marriages from other states, miguel cabrera was picked to the all-star team by jack mckeon, orlando is slated for an expansion team soon, a bullet train would get more ridership than metrorail, and your SUV gives you 29 miles per gallon.

 

i could go on, but you get the point. can you blame me for running to google when you say odd things?

Am I not reliable enough of a source for you? I am rarely incorrect and NEVER incorrect about things like this.

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no offense, but ... :lol :lol :lol

 

just off the top of my head, if i believed everything you said, i'd run around thinking everyone pees out bacteria, standard tires shred at speeds over 95mph, atlanta is half a mile over sea level, states would be legally required to recognize gay marriages from other states, miguel cabrera was picked to the all-star team by jack mckeon, orlando is slated for an expansion team soon, a bullet train would get more ridership than metrorail, and your SUV gives you like 25-30 miles per gallon.

 

i could go on, but you get the point. can you blame me for running to google when you say odd things?

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1) Everybody's body has bacteria. There are good and bad bacteria, but they are still there.

2) When did I ever talk about tires?

3) Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium was over 1,000 feet above sea level.

4) There have talks that a Supreme Court challenge/ruling could force this issue.

5) I was told that, but quickly fixed it so it was proper. ESPN made the same mistake.

6) Orlando was slated for an expansion team, nobody said soon.

7) Once the statewide bullet train system is done, it will get more ridership than Metrorail.

8) http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/Spec_Gla...VIP&tab=2&sub=0 (I have a 1999 Honda CR-V LX 2WD)

wow... just wow.

 

1) Everybody's body has bacteria. There are good and bad bacteria, but they are still there.

 

you said beckett shouldn't pee on his hands because urine has bacteria in it and he'll get an infection. :lol

 

2) When did I ever talk about tires?

 

ha, that's probably the madeup fact that got me to start googling the things you say.

 

3) Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium was over 1,000 feet above sea level.

 

duh. that would be less than 1/5 a mile

 

4) There have talks that a Supreme Court challenge/ruling could force this issue.

 

uh, that has nothing to do with what you said.

 

5) I was told that, but quickly fixed it so it was proper. ESPN made the same mistake.

 

i watched the same ESPN all-star game show as you. they didn't mention he was voted in by the players but said nothing of whether or not jack picked him...when someone asked about it, you assumed he must have been chosen by jack, and, as expected, posted your guess as fact.

 

6) Orlando was slated for an expansion team, nobody said soon.

 

:plain

 

7) Once the statewide bullet train system is done, it will get more ridership than Metrorail.

 

here's what you said:

All the people who come from Orlando International Airport or Tampa International Airport and drive on I-4 to Walt Disney World, or use shuttle buses, would use this and that guaranteed daily ridership exceeds what MetroRail gets in a day.

and the link showed the total ridership would be 1/10th that.

 

8) http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/Spec_Gla...VIP&tab=2&sub=0 (I have a 1999 Honda CR-V LX 2WD)

 

interesting...that SUV doesn't get 29 miles per gallon.

 

 

you remind me of this cousin i have. the guy's a pathological liar who makes stuff up constantly...the littlest things. it gets to the point where i can't believe a thing he says. god, i can't stand him. /rant

alkazoid, my SUV gets 26 miles per gallon. I live in Florida and the land is flat here. The MPG estimates there are based on a nationwide average including mountains and other rough areas.

 

I am not a pathological liar.

 

What tire comment did I make? I don't remember what the hell you are talking about there.

 

I never said Atlanta was half a mile above sea level. I said it was a pretty high altitude. Read well.

 

ESPN reported it as a pick by Jack, they later corrected.

 

Orlando was slated for expansion, Disney even had the plans for the ballpark expansion of Cracker Jack Stadium if need be.

 

The Bullet Train will outdraw the Metrorail once it is finished.

BTW, if you have a problem with me saying your urine has bacteria is fact, you seriously need your head checked. If you piss on your hands and have open wounds like blisters and torn skin you can get an infection.

BTW Alkazoid, if you believe your urine doesn't have bacteria that can give you an infection, go drink it. You have no f***ing clue about what you speak off.

BTW Alkazoid, if you believe your urine doesn't have bacteria that can give you an infection, go drink it. You have no f***ing clue about what you speak off.

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:lol :lol :lol :lol

 

i'm done with you.

 

i've said my piece....if you wanna chat we can take it to PM.

 

(and for the record, my urinary tract is clean, thank you.)

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