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OK.....
Anyway, getting back to original question....
Biting is flagrant misconduct. Period. The official can either call it on sight, or if the other kid shows him the bitten apendage and there are upper and lower teeth marks.
You just kinda wasted my precious time
But don't think twice, it's all right
Bob Dylan, 1963
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I think you need to take your own advice alum. I am not the one posting at 6:41 P.M. You want to know why. It was because i was out drinking beer. Dont worry about me i get out plenty, maybe you should do the same.
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I was wrestling a kid that had never been beat in High School, pinned everyone in a move called the pretzel. For weeks before the match, my coach had worked with me on how to stay out of this move. The night of the match, my coach told me good luck and stay out of the pretzel. 30 seconds into the second period I found myself in the pretzel. As I was struggling to get free I looked up and saw my opponents testicles just inches from my face and I bit down. Immediately I flipped him on his back and pinned him. As I came off the mat my coach asked how I had gotten out of the pretzel. I simply replied...It's amazing what you can do when you bite your own nuts. 
Richard D. Salyer
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Richard, how long did it take you to find that picture? Or is that the family pet?
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