From Robert Scucci
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If you grew up in the 1990s, you probably spent a few summer trying with your friends with your friends after seeing the film and learning the rules of the game. In fact, my friends and I were so into playing that we often had debates about the rules that Bob Costas would give a run for his money. When there was no clear winner after our playoff rounds, we even held two-man sack races on consecutive Sundays until a winner emerged from the field.
Although we all agreed that the game itself is completely not like “horse” and knew the entire double game and conversion semantics, there is a basisis ball rule that has never been established in the film: what happens if the “dough” only misses The shot without being excited?
Rules of the game
Baseketball, a new game that Joe Cooper (Trey Parker) and Doug Reemer (Matt Stone) have “recorded in the bonnet” is exactly what it sounds: basketball with baseball rules. When a team is “bat”, they shoot free throws from different lines, everyone has a different value that corresponds to a single, double, triple or a Homerun. The “pitching” team defends the tire, not by blocking or attacks, but by tasting good by their opposition in the form of a gone of sight, verbal intimidation or tasteless jokes that catch the dough unprepared.
Sounds just enough, right?
Incorrect!
Basisisetball has incredibly simple rules so that everyone can play the game – “boys with bad back and knees can come together and compete in the same field as boys that are all expelled on steroids.” But a rule that is never fully addressed Base ball is the idea of a bad litter outside of your typical psyche-outer, which I can see with rhymes with strikes right now.
During the course of the film of the film, Joseph R. “Coop” Cooper, Doug “Sir Swish” Reemer and Kenny “Squeak” Scolarei (Dian Bachar), which was shot without failure.
When Coop’s team, the Milwaukee beers, gains a game of Basisisketball, it is mainly due to Coop’s legendary psycho-outs, not because their opponents are bad shots. In other words, we either talk about the free throw after the free throw after the free throw with incredible accuracy or hearing and see something that is out of his pocket that a player falls over it while trying to get to the base.
Apart from the scene in which Coop is so drunk that he strikes you for 11 and smells like Christian Slater – what comes to answer my question, but not quite – there is not a single instance in Base ball in which a player, commentator or spectator illustrates the rules with a simple failure. One could reasonably assume that the lack of a shot leads to an out, but I still speculate according to my thousandth view. During this one crucial scene, Coop actually missed The third Homerun he promised that he would make the dream that the true foundation (the Lord really has to have it for this little boy), but the camera breaks off from the scoreboard, which already had two outs.
Why should you be interested?
Listen, I know that the rules for a fictional sport are being broken down South Park It seems to be a ridiculous thing that you can get upset about, but there is a reality that we all have to confront. One day your children will fall in love Base ball (The film and sport) The rules of the game are discussed in your driveway and you have to reduce the situation by working as a de -facto referee.
When I fingered the stitches of my tailor-made lazy-young base-base gate ball (I was not joking), I decided that a missed shot would be an out, but I really wish that there was a definitive rule book, so do not guide my children to that It’s crazy when you are finally ready to play the game.
