Jfc. They need some riots.
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If the rock went full gimmick at the debates they would be the highest rated television event in history and the world would heal immediately
"IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOUR NAME IS!"
"The Rock is right - we're all equal in the eyes of God!" (Racism, poverty, rooty-poo candy-assery ends)
"The Rock is right - we're all equal in the eyes of God!" (Racism, poverty, rooty-poo candy-assery ends)
A debate where the Rock and Trump talk **** to each other while Biden wandered around like Grandpa Simpson would be pretty spectacular, tbh.
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[laughing] What a circus.
Perhaps the most frequently asked question we have received is how we plan to organize kids when they are batting or not in the game. Our plan is to have the on-deck batter and the in-the-hole batter staged in the dugout (spaced out of course) so they are ready to bat when it is their turn. We plan to have the bleachers and area between the dugouts and bleachers (behind backstop fence) reserved for players only. We plan to place an X on the bleachers so they know where to sit and still maintain distance. Players can also stand next to the fence in the designated area if they prefer as long as they maintain distance. A coach/parent will need to be present in this area to assist. If it is difficult for a child to maintain distance, then of course the child will be allowed (and encouraged) to stay with their parent when not batting. We anticipate that weeball/teeball players will likely end up sitting with their parents when they aren t batting.
Spectators will watch games along the baselines and outfield fences while maintaining distance from those not in their immediate household.
Per the Governor s guidelines, players will not need to wear a mask or face covering while actively participating in the game. When not actively participating in the game, the Governor s guidelines advise having players wear a mask or face covering. The Governor s guidelines also advise that coaches and umpires wear a mask or face covering during the game. In our player pitch leagues (Majors/Minors), we anticipate having an umpire stand at a distance behind the pitcher to call balls/strikes instead directly behind the catcher.
Perhaps the most frequently asked question we have received is how we plan to organize kids when they are batting or not in the game. Our plan is to have the on-deck batter and the in-the-hole batter staged in the dugout (spaced out of course) so they are ready to bat when it is their turn. We plan to have the bleachers and area between the dugouts and bleachers (behind backstop fence) reserved for players only. We plan to place an X on the bleachers so they know where to sit and still maintain distance. Players can also stand next to the fence in the designated area if they prefer as long as they maintain distance. A coach/parent will need to be present in this area to assist. If it is difficult for a child to maintain distance, then of course the child will be allowed (and encouraged) to stay with their parent when not batting. We anticipate that weeball/teeball players will likely end up sitting with their parents when they aren t batting.
Spectators will watch games along the baselines and outfield fences while maintaining distance from those not in their immediate household.
Per the Governor s guidelines, players will not need to wear a mask or face covering while actively participating in the game. When not actively participating in the game, the Governor s guidelines advise having players wear a mask or face covering. The Governor s guidelines also advise that coaches and umpires wear a mask or face covering during the game. In our player pitch leagues (Majors/Minors), we anticipate having an umpire stand at a distance behind the pitcher to call balls/strikes instead directly behind the catcher.
.....and at our second practice, we'll learn how to throw the ball back in the general direction of the infield.
Honestly that sounds similar to how court is going to work for the foreseeable future
One thing I know about young kids is that they are incredibly well-behaved and organized during sporting events. There is ZERO chance they will immediately try to rassle every time they get within 20 feet of each other.
"Hey Jaxon... we're gonna need you to stop crying. We don't know if the virus is spread through the tears of 6 year olds. Also buddy... stop running to 3rd base as soon as you hit the ball."
If you get called to have an in depth discussion with a 6 year old about the nuances and importance of social distancing and contact tracing, “The Talk” should be a piece of cake when they become a teen.
:joy: at even the thought of kids sitting on Xs in the bleachers and wearing a mask while pretending to watch a baseball game.
My son has been the most vigilant person in our house as far as keeping distance when we walk in the park, go outside etc.... until 3 minutes after he sees a friend. Kids gonna kid.
Shockingly, Lexington has handled these protests about as well as they can be handled from what I can tell. Cops and protesters have respected each other, not a ton of property damage, etc.
As they should. 3 months is enough. They need normalcy.
Hopefully, moving forward, the National Guard allows itself to be shot at without returning fire. That will do a lot for the healing process
Ah, beach woke SAE. Refreshed and ready to go.
Yeah - very cute takes and all...but if you are going to shoot at Cops and/or our National Guard, I trust you welcome the consequences.
Here comes the Jefferson country white provincial guilt.
Psyched.
Psyched.
Perhaps they could have not gone down to the west end and provoked it. I don't know. You guys get it. Just an observation.
How were the protests in Wild Dunes? I trust the LCC sit ins will be quite intense this evening. godspeed.
I do feel like in the intervening 19 years since the last riots, Cincinnati police learned how to handle things better.
I mean you still have the sheriff’s department running a “Blue Lives Matter” flag up the pole during protests but hey nobody’s perfect!
I mean you still have the sheriff’s department running a “Blue Lives Matter” flag up the pole during protests but hey nobody’s perfect!
So you don't think Police, and in some cases, the National Guard, are a necessary presence in cities that are being destroyed? Lol, K.
Glad you were able to disconnect from all media during your vacation.
Lexington didn't kill an unarmed black woman in her own bed, have 7 people shot in the middle of downtown on Friday, have looting and rioting, and doesn't have an African American community the size of the West End. So there wasn't really the need or tension around town.
You were just making fun of dudes carrying guns in front of government buildings 2 weeks ago, bubba.
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