Thread: Anyone else break their track ball?
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Unread 11-01-2008, 19:36
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Re: Anyone else break their track ball?
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Originally Posted by minirose224 View Post
After reading this thread, the team leaders on Team 1816 have decided not to even try and inflate our trackball until we need it; for testing and practice. We also plan on hiding it from the certain kids who broke our ringers last year.
I understand your concern regarding the game piece and I think it is wise to be careful with it and use it for the purpose it was intended for. Our team inflated ours earlier this week and it loses air. Tomorrow we plan on finding the leak to see how it can be repaired. For that reason, I would suggest you inflate your ball to make certain it holds air. You can develop rules regarding the game piece. Our team always has rules regarding treatment of the field, the game piece, and appropriate behavior in the shop.
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