bill
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@CroweShow39 @JLazzy23 so that means the size of each zone changes by 12” depending where the puck is?
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@JLazzy23 This is WAY less simple than it already is. Blue line is part of the zone the puck is in. Attackers have to fully cross to gain the O zone and defenders have to get it fully across to clear the zone.
By this logic defenders having the puck touch the line should be considered out
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The goal line and blue line are totally different things, so let’s not overcomplicate it.
All I’m saying is if the puck is on the blue line, just call it onside every time, no weird “sometimes yes, sometimes no” rules.
Keep it simple, keep it consistent, I don’t think that’s unreasonable
Shawn_Anderson@Shawn_Anderson
@JLazzy23 @DailyFaceoff @ColbyCohen36 @ProducerVick The key word you’re missing is “cross” the blue line, not touch, hit, etc. just as the puck must entirely cross the goal libe for it to count. This is the consistency that’s applied to all lines.
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Final scene of mad men except it slow cross fades from Dons face meditating to that commercial of the giant Kia hamsters doing Gangnam Style.
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bill がリツイート
Buying this and throwing it out a 53 story window
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bill がリツイート
just accept we figured out the vibes by switching the clocks
Great Lakes Wife@GreatLakesWife_
Don’t hate me but changing the clocks makes sense. If we were on regular time year round, the sun would rise at 4:30 am in June which is too early. If we were on daylight time year round, it would rise at 9 am in December which is too late
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i guess it’s still better than saying mario batali
David Shepardson@davidshepardson
.@TheAtlantic on northern Michigan
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Friday, sunny and 60 degrees outside
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