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You're entitled to your opinion. But to say I'm wrong is a bit arrogant. Are you arrogant? Maybe just a bit, huh? To imply that one is a pitcher simply because one throws a baseball is monumentally ridiculous. It seems to me by contradicting yourself in the areas of discipline and commitment we are in agreement. Or may be you believe arrows do take 90 degree turns, as implied by the original post I replied to.[/QUOTE]
I know, but thank you anyway.
You are wrong. You being wrong does not make me arrogant.
Yes. I am. Arrogant. A little bit.
If one stands on the pitchers mound during a baseball game and throws the baseball toward home plate while another player tries to hit that ball. That person is a pitcher. The same principal applies to archery. Or driving a car. Or even competing in a hot dog eating contest.
Is a 9 year old kid who pitches in little league not a pitcher because he can't throw an 80 MPH fastball? To think not would be...well...ridiculous.
As for my original story, I was being facetious. Embellishments sometimes make stories more fun to hear or read.
I know, but thank you anyway.
You are wrong. You being wrong does not make me arrogant.
Yes. I am. Arrogant. A little bit.
If one stands on the pitchers mound during a baseball game and throws the baseball toward home plate while another player tries to hit that ball. That person is a pitcher. The same principal applies to archery. Or driving a car. Or even competing in a hot dog eating contest.
Is a 9 year old kid who pitches in little league not a pitcher because he can't throw an 80 MPH fastball? To think not would be...well...ridiculous.
As for my original story, I was being facetious. Embellishments sometimes make stories more fun to hear or read.