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Thanks guys for the help with this. Making me look good in front of the family.
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The heineken people? [/ QUOTE ] yeah, the heineken people i consult them on all important decisions |
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yeah, the heineken people i consult them on all important decisions [/ QUOTE ] you are a wise man |
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on deck circles.
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[ QUOTE ] Fenway Park has them, too. They're called fungo circles. It's where the coach stands when hitting fungoes (baseballs off a fungo bat, which is narrower than a regular bat and gives the coach greater control over where the ball goes) during infield practice so the coach doesn't mess up the batter's box and catcher's box lines or wear out the grass. [/ QUOTE ] this is wrong [/ QUOTE ] No, this is right. KJS |
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Yes, they are fungo-circles.
In many stadiums that don't have them permanently I think they use a similar-size rubber-mat or something a lot of the time. |
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