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Re: when is over, over.
Posted by Matt Leese at 1/17/2001 12:04 AM EST


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In Reply to: when is over, over.
Posted by nick237 on 1/16/2001 11:47 PM EST:



Well, if the ramp unbalances (or anti-balances as I know some people prefer in under 10 seconds or so, then it shouldn't count. If it happens later, then by all means it should count although the exact time period is up to the referees. I doubt that if one of the refs bumped the ramp and unbalanced it that they wouldn't give the doubler score. As far as safety goes: be careful. I'm assuming that there's a greater chance of getting hurt in the pit with all those power tools going then there is from the ramp, but then again I doubt I'll be out on the field.

Matt
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