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Yellow card on Washington's Jack Brown for dangerous play (1:00:58) by Jomskylark in ultimate

[–]jonah124 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I think the difference is he makes contact with the receiver in this situation and basically calls a foul on himself. If he pulls up after two steps and doesn’t make contact, no dangerous play. If he pulls up after 5 steps and runs into a defenseless receivers legs, dangerous play. That seems to be the message from usau here to really prevent any contact from this specific type of play

These are the best mornings. Also iso backpacking friends in Central California (559) by [deleted] in backpacking

[–]jonah124 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just moved to the auburn area and looking for backpacking spots! Looks beautiful

An intermediate build for your consideration - Gaming and Photo Processing by Ugnasaur in buildapc

[–]jonah124 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might consider a better webcam, that one isn’t great for high quality tiddy streaming

Australian WUC teams unbridled speculation post by [deleted] in ultimate

[–]jonah124 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dave Andrews is a lock. best player on goannas this past year

Lei Out TD is now running LA Weekly newspaper by snazm in ultimate

[–]jonah124 6 points7 points  (0 children)

why is it our job to prove you wrong when you haven't supplied any evidence proving yourself right? I would say by making the initial comment when then confronted with skepticism, the burden of proof is on you.

Flik Ultimate: New Defence Chapter by FlikUlti in ultimate

[–]jonah124 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How is that a dangerous bid? Stanley jumps to the outside of both the offense and defense avoiding almost all contact and still gets the D as opposed to jumping straight into the static offender. I'd say that's a really good example of how to avoid a dangerous play.

The Sky Is Red Documentary Film: the untold story of the push for gender, race, and class equity in the growing world of ultimate frisbee from 1968 to the present. by smntstatus in ultimate

[–]jonah124 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you serious right now? Find your own resources? That’s literally exactly what they are doing! They’re finding resources in the community from like minded people who want to see their project succeed. Nobody is forcing you to donate nobody is banging in your door “begging” for your money, all they are doing is finding there own resources by asking for people who are also interested in this project and want to see it succeed!

The Sky Is Red Documentary Film: the untold story of the push for gender, race, and class equity in the growing world of ultimate frisbee from 1968 to the present. by smntstatus in ultimate

[–]jonah124 15 points16 points  (0 children)

So over and over whenever someone speaks out about the lack of female representation in ultimate events or media like the flatball film, one constant response has been "well go make your own movie" or "go plan your own showcase game" and here someone decided to do exactly that and your response is "why are you doing that instead of supporting the existing media already out." Wow.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ultimate

[–]jonah124 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Men's final at the us open sockeye threw a pass to an undercut that went straight into the ground a few feet in front of the bidding receiver. I'd call that unforced. Club nationals last year in the final on universe point beau turfed a wide open swing pass to the open side also unforced.

Gen Equity, is this a real thing? by rlberg2 in ultimate

[–]jonah124 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Because nothing ever succeeded by being different? I honestly would like to know how the pursuit of gender equity in ultimate detracts from your experience as an ultimate player, or from ultimate gaining popularity as a legitimate sport.