To everyone bumping threads D:<

I have, though I made this post specifically hoping people would rather just you know, follow that rule instead of me having to report 300 posts per day , and I know you guys could use the extra time of not dealing with it.

 

mhm right and as you mentioned in your first post, if all rules are strictly followed half forums should be banned already lol

 

They Need Mods at least someone who can stay here for 3 4 hours not 5mins per Day or 2 days

 

attention whore :<

 

/face desk at you =]

 

U mad?

Anyway, enough ranting for the day, now that you've seen this thread I don't think I need to add anything more to the conversation ;o

 

yep im so mad =] lol, i dont even know you care to know you if you dont like me bumping my own threads then you can gtfo, since im simply bumping different ones k thanks bai

 

oh no...i just bumped this thread :3

 

Yeah, you mad.

 

jump! highfive!

@Lucent

damn ur one ugly old man, you should shave and brush your teeth old dude

 

I know right? gotta love dat neckbeard though

 

cool good for you

 

By chance are you to say what GM should we do? only if a GM tells me I can do it 24hrs to 24hrs, that's right i'll respect!
Can u tell me, which GM says it ?

 

The scorecards of the scorekeeping fans at Coors Field Tuesday night in Denver were turned into a wet jumble during the seventh inning of a game between the Colorado Rockies and New York Mets.
That's when two pitchers and two hitters were needed to complete an at-bat that lasted over an hour and featured two different reasons for the mid-action substitutions.
Here's how it started: With rain falling hard and lightning flashing, Colorado's Dexter Fowler(notes) stepped in with two outs and the bases empty to face Mets pitcher Mike Pelfrey(notes). The umpires had hoped to get through the inning without a delay, but Fowler fouled off a couple tough pitches, which forced crew chief Mike Winters to halt the action with a 2-2 count and the Mets leading 4-3 (which would end up being the final score).
A rain delay in the middle of an at-bat — and not between two of them — is somewhat unique, but the at-bat would only get stranger.
First, the Tarp Monster claimed another victim on the Coors Field grounds crew.
When play resumed after a 50-minute rain delay, Mets manager Terry Collins called on Jason Isringhausen(notes) to finish the at-bat Pelfrey had started.
On Isringhausen's first pitch, Fowler fouled off another one, this time off his own left knee. After hobbling around with the trainer for several minutes, he was forced to leave the game with a bruised tendon.
Ryan Spilborghs(notes) finished the at-bat in Fowler's place, drawing a walk three pitches later.
That finally concluded a 10-pitch at-bat that lasted nearly an hour, started in a pouring rain with Dexter Fowler vs. Mike Pelfrey, and ended with Ryan Spilborghs vs. Jason Isringhausen, who each were officially credited with the walk.
I've never seen anything like it before and I've yet to see anyone produce a statistic citing how many four-play at-bats there have been in baseball history. Does Stats LLC or Baseball-Reference even have that capability?
Even if they do, I feel pretty safe assuming I'll never see anything like it again.

 

it's actually written in the rules

 

It's linked in his first post ;

http://forum.gameznetwork.com/showthread.php/46112-Info-Bumping-Threads

Also Bella made a post about it too.

http://forum.gameznetwork.com/showt...-All-Players-(Please-read-before-posting-here)

 

It is ? Then let me ss and send to Bella and Azmodius

 

eh drama again, didnt saw an argue topics like week.

 

Is not Drama why do you want to create Drama?

 

i feel special that someone cares so much about me =] that im stated in the first post awww