Broken Strings And Cell Phones

[kylebarendrick]

Originally Posted by spiderman123

Yes, we know. 12, I recall you saying once.

But that does not change the fact that you enforced the rule strictly when it favored your team (hiding behind stand-in captain tag) and thought game penalty for racket replacement time loss was a bit severe.

I don't know where a game penalty would apply. According to the point penalty system, the first time infraction only earns a warning.

[Timbo's hopeless slice]

Originally Posted by Topaz

Interesting how perceptions change based on appearance.

that's why I posted it, actually, I thought it might be, um, 'revealing', and it was...

[sureshs]

Originally Posted by jc4.0

Seriously? You are fitter and fiercer-looking than most of my team members - most of us are north of 50. If I posted our team photo, you would have a good laugh. No longer want to play you... LOL may even become a fan.

I don't like her hairy feet, though.

[Fuji]

Originally Posted by Topaz

In 9.0 I get a 5.5 partner.

Hahahaha!!! That would be fantastic!

-Fuji

[Cindysphinx]

Originally Posted by jc4.0

Seriously? You are fitter and fiercer-looking than most of my team members - most of us are north of 50. If I posted our team photo, you would have a good laugh. No longer want to play you... LOL may even become a fan.

Thanks, JC. I appreciate that very much.

[Cindysphinx]

Originally Posted by spiderman123

Yes, we know. 12, I recall you saying once.

But that does not change the fact that you enforced the rule strictly when it favored your team (hiding behind stand-in captain tag) and thought game penalty for racket replacement time loss was a bit severe.

I usually am lenient about tardiness penalties. Remember, two courts should have been outright defaults, but I did not take the defaults. I also rounded down the game penalties.

If the opponents in the more recent case had wished to impose penalties for a broken string and the rules would allow it, so be it. Me, I would probably be lenient.

[spiderman123]

Originally Posted by Cindysphinx

I usually am lenient about tardiness penalties. Remember, two courts should have been outright defaults, but I did not take the defaults. I also rounded down the game penalties.

If the opponents in the more recent case had wished to impose penalties for a broken string and the rules would allow it, so be it. Me, I would probably be lenient.

Good to know that you also have different degree of leniency towards different rules, just like the most of us. So next time you strictly adhere to one saying rules must be followed (e.g. catching the ball 10 feet behind baseline to prevent it from going into a swamp in a social match), we can come back to this

[Cindysphinx]

Originally Posted by spiderman123

Good to know that you also have different degree of leniency towards different rules, just like the most of us. So next time you strictly adhere to one saying rules must be followed (e.g. catching the ball 10 feet behind baseline to prevent it from going into a swamp in a social match), we can come back to this

Uh, OK.

Yes, I like to use my judgment and common sense at every opportunity. If that results in "different degrees of leniency," so be it.

[sureshs]

Originally Posted by Cindysphinx

Uh, OK.

Yes, I like to use my judgment and common sense at every opportunity. If that results in "different degrees of leniency," so be it.

I thought you were a stickler for the Code

[spiderman123]

Originally Posted by Cindysphinx

Uh, OK.

Yes, I like to use my judgment and common sense at every opportunity. If that results in "different degrees of leniency," so be it.

So do most of us. That was the point.