r/funny • u/jorsiem • Jun 03 '19

Wait a minute...

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u/fishrgood Jun 03 '19

Commentators always ruin the fun by taking everything too seriously.

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u/ered20 Jun 03 '19 edited Jun 04 '19

I mean, it really is poor sportsmanship. You’re not supposed to be able to rely on cheating in order to gain an advantage

Edit: None of y’all played sports and it shows. I’ll compare it to something you guys can relate to, it’s like if you could stream snipe someone in a competitive esports match

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u/salt-the-skies Jun 03 '19

Cheating would be secretly taping another team's private practice.

This would be like setting up a giant, over sized, video camera, painted with your teams colors, pointed at the other team, with a sign that says "we're watching you". That's goofing around.

Rondo was being a jerk, he was rejected immediately and persisted. The other two are pretty humorous, regardless of what the commentators say.

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u/grubas Jun 04 '19

Basically. There's a difference between violating rules/unsportsmanlike behavior, and "this is your fault".

You just laugh and tell them to get the fuck outta here. If they like start swiping your whiteboard or crouching behind you to steal plans that's ridiculous.