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I would have to say the answer is yes...
I just wanted some info? But what makes u think clearly yes!? And no? Lol
Great topic!!! So much wisdom on this site. 
Hypothetically speaking, if someone posts a question on a message board but no one understands the question, is it still a question?
I "???;" therefore, I am.
(With apologies to René Descartes)
Originally Posted by biggerpapi:
Originally Posted by Coach_Mills:
I would have to say the answer is yes...
Come, on you have no idea what you're talking about.
The answer is clearly No.
Wait a minute! What if yes is no and no is yes based on the three question marks? Makes you think doesn't it?
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I'm not sure....guess I'm still on the fence on this one!
I'm not sure what the ??? is however... I'm sure it's a coaches fault 
Or how many moochers would have swarmed had he said
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I think ??? is back-end programming code being sent out to far-reaching galaxies as a rally cry to attack North Dakota and every time we reply, the signal only strengthens.
Or, it's the new stat that Stats4nats is working on - number of pitches called balls that a coach can clearly see from his dugout bucket that are really strikes because there is no way they were inside or outside because his C didn't move his glove.
I can't believe all of this controversy over ???. Just imagine if it was ***, or worse yet %$#@!......I'm with jersey...coaches..geesh, you know, sometimes everyone needs to step back and just let the kids have fun
TODAY'S KIDS DON'T ??? ENOUGH
I don't think you're asking the right question. It's clearly ????&?
The worst part is i actually found myself trying to follow this and ending up back at ??? Now Ill never get to sleep!!!! Oops
Answer:
Make sure he sees a sports medicine doctor.
Stay out of it.
Don't panic, there's plenty of time.
The cream always rises to the top.
Get an honest assessment of his level of play.
Just don't scratch it.
If you want a wise answer, ask a reasonable question.
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There are no foolish questions and no one becomes a fool until they have stopped asking questions.
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Judge a person by their questions, rather than their answers.
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