As many of you long time players know live is not played on an even playing field. Many of the old-timers have "The Code".

Just as I refuse to suicide squeeze I refuse to use "The Code" (and my record shows it!).

Yet I think it is time to let everyone in on "The Code". This will help some of the owners who never win.

"The Code" is very simple.

1.If you are the home team before your team bats type ( %oftwist69). This allows you to have an advantage when hitting.
2.If you are the road team after your team bats type (%ofthick69). This allows you to have an advantage when pitching.
3.If you suspect your opponent is also using "The Code" type (***flickoff). This voodoo jinxes your foe and makes him unable to concentrate on the game and makes him take on a sort of Ron Washington managerial style.

Any questions?

ARGH!!  Damn you szczu for telling others about this!!!

I KNEW IT!

lmao

This whole time I have been using up,up,down,down,left,right,left,right,b,a,b,a,select,start

i thought the code was not about screwing each others moms.  which of course i have broken hundreds of times with arvid's mom ;). 

Hey staindman, have you ever heard of a "code red"????

Posted by arvidjosef on 11/12/2011 3:39:00 PM (view original):
This whole time I have been using up,up,down,down,left,right,left,right,b,a,b,a,select,start

Man, I thought this was the code in baseball stars but you didn't finish it. down, down, up, up, left, right, up I believe.

szczubelek you are no longer invited to the weekly goat sacrifice.

I dont think its a big deal Szcz spilt beans.  Those are the first 3 you reach, by the time those who dont know about it reach the rating to use them they would of known about them.  and he didnt mention what happens when you use the flick and your opponent isnt using codes.

The real code is typed at 100 WPM. arvidjosefszczubelekverynicetgrundubrightwayDodgerhatrstaindmanssbrittdashdebater.

well i know for a fact that the polo grounds is not an even playing field. the outfield slopes downward away from the batter's box at such an angle that the manager could only see the top half of the outfielders. at the wall, the outfield was 8 feet below the batter's box.

lol... great stuff, Szubs & everyone else !  Guess I haven't been on much as this is the first time I've sen this thread, lol...