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Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part II
Big finger or calm dismissal

Other parts in this series:
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Is it helping or hurting?
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part I — Neighborhood plays
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part I — Rebuttal: So what did you tell us?
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part I — Rebuttal: Ya gotta have balls
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part I — Who are the people in your neighborhood?
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part II — Big finger or calm dismissal
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part II — Give them the big finger
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part II — Rebuttal: Once upon a time
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part II — Rebuttal: Take the next step
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part III — B is best
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part III — Bring your "A" game
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part III — Rebuttal: A or B: The rest of the story
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part III — Rebuttal: This is easy!
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part IV — "Thanks!"
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part IV — Rebuttal: I surgery
  Texas Heat v Canadian Cold — Part IV — Rebuttal: That ain't help

The insecure red-ass

checked with George, my neighbor here in Clifton. He would know, as the retired head of the Psychology Department of North Texas University, all about human behavior... and coaching behaviors ... they are human beings, aren't they? George tells me that "stress-filled professions or avocations produce more opportunities for personal insecurities to surface."

I think what he meant was that if you consciously put a coach or an umpire into a pressure cooker or make them think that they are in a pressure-cooker, they will act as if they are cooking under pressure. The situation will unleash emotions that  are, for the sake of civility and peace, normally controlled

How a person acts when he's under pressure is a sure indication of what attitudes that person possesses when the heat is turned down!

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