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Mastermind · **07-01-2014, 12:40 PM**

Rugby is the national sport of New Zealand. There's two variations. 7's and 15's. You can play 7 aside which is the faster version of the game, or the full game of 15's, where there is 15 playing on the field, against another team that's 30 on the field at once. And 8 reserves.

A try is worth 5 points, and a conversion is worth 2, so you could get 7 points at once. A penalty or drop goal is worth 3 points.

There are 3 different tiers in New Zealand rugby. Club Rugby, Provincial Rugby, and Super Rugby where you play against Australian and South African teams.

The pinnacle of one's rugby career if they make top honors is to play for their country. The national team in New Zealand is called the All Blacks. They are the current World Champions.

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Mason Prince · **07-02-2014, 09:07 AM**

"Sports usually entail physical contact, as does wrestling, and physical contact can pertain to pins in many ways. Rugby often involves tackling someone to the ground, in which it is possible to pin them in a wrestling-style environment, as a tackle is similar to a spear.

New Zealand has a variety of pins attached to its name, including several pin and lapel companies named after it, they hosted a Paralympics Pin and Win series which is obvous enough in its meaning,

The number two can be thought of as the number before the number three, which is also known as the number before you kick out. IE ‘He kicked out at two’

While there are many more variations of pins than just two versions, there are two versions of pins that exist, yes.

7 is a number that can be made up of either 3.5 x 2, 3 + 4, 2 + 2 + 2 + 1, 3 + 2 + 2, and many other variations. 7 itself is four counts after the number three meaning that someone who has been pinned for the count of seven has obviously lost a wrestling match, 3.5 is a number of counts that also means that I would lose in a pinfall, as would 3 and 4. 2 multiplied by any other number than 1 would be more than three which would mean someone that was pinned for the count of 2 • x would be pinned, as well as 2 being the number before 3 in a pinfall. 15 is a number in which you multiply 3 x 5, so 15 would be the count of 5 pinfalls. 3 x 10 equals 30, which would be ten pinfalls, as well as 3 being in the number of thirty. 8 is similar to seven, in which it could be made up of 3 x 2 + 2, 3 + 4 + 1, 3 + 5, in which every single combinations of those numbers add up to a number bigger than 3, meaning I would be pinned for that count.

Reserve pins are something in relation to skydiving, where they would have to pull their reserve pin to get a reserve parachute out if their main parachute didn’t work for one reason for another. There’s also a company named Mirage Systems that have a whole section of their website to reverse pin protection.

Obviously one tries to pin their opponent. I already gave a whole explanation about numbers in relation to 3 and 5 and 7 relate in the same way. As well as 2. Pins are also pointy.

In the game of golf, there is a process of putting and hitting the pin and penalty, in which you are on the green and you are putting, if the pin is in the hole and you strike it with the ball, you receive two shot penalty in stroke play or loss of hole in matchplay. You must also play the ball as it flies, so if the ball is holed, it is counted as holed (don’t forget the penalty). If the pin is seat at the side of the green and you hit it, the penalty is the same.

There’s a famous saying about how ‘You Could Hear the Pin Drop’. There’s also a famous wrestling maneuver called The Manhattan Drop in which you could pin someone, as well as the leg drop which Hulk Hogan pinned many, many people with. And most pins involve you dropping down onto, behind, or in front of an opponent to pin them down.

And often times in soccer, a player will attempt to hit a ten-pin bowling goal to entertain fans with their precision and power. And the ultimate goal of wrestling is to pin your opponent.

3 is very obviously the number in which to pin me, you can pin files with storage tiers, there are many companies that involve you getting pins for your club specifically The Rotary Club has a section where you are able to buy Rotary Lapel Pins, Provincial flag pins are common in places such as Canada or France where you pin the symbol on the province/country, SuperPin is the name given to any of the widebody pinball games released by Williams and Midway (under the Bally name) between 1993 and late-1994, you can get a Jackall Super Pin Tail Shad 4” 6pk from Tackle Warehouse, there is a company called Super Pin Codes/com where you can get Key and Pin Codes, Rock Clibming Superpin is a company in Custer State Park, it’s an easy way to cluster maps for iOS, and there are a variety of super pin moves in wrestling, which is a way to phrase a move that involves you pinning someone in real life and in WCW Super Brawl Wrestling for the SNES. Also, as you said, three types of rugby and 3 is the number you need to pin me.

Australia has a variety of pin companies, it also has a company called Pin Payments which is an all-in-one online payment API. You need a pin rather then pin for a credit card there and there are plenty of pin ups to get of Australia.

South Africa is similar to Australia, but instead of Pin Payments, they have a company called BBM Pins and BBM Pin Exchange South Africa, both of which have to do with Pin codes. There’s also a South African Pin Shooting Federation.

You can also pin someone in a team.

Pinnacle obviously has he word pin in it, 1 is the number at the beginning of a pinfall and needs to be multiplied 3 times to gain a win on me. In some forms of wrestling, pinfalls are known as career pins and are tallied as such. You need to be on top of me to pin me. There are many versions of wrestling honor rolls, and on top of pins pertaining to that, you need to roll me up to pin me. In the company USA Wrestling Producsts, you can buy a wrestling black pin.

On top of all that, rugby has something called a scrimmage/scrimmage, and wrestling has Scrimmage as well. In fact, recently, Black Tops Gold in Wrestling Scrimmage.

And to pin me, you’ll become a champion.

In your signature - Beats Vellore Brommer (pins) and Paolo Mancini - Triple Threat - it’s obvious enough that there is the word pin in the middle of that when there is no other mention of pin in any other match of yours.

Kick. The Fuck. Out."

(This pin wouldn’t have counted anyway, since you never actually did anything to me physically in which you never attacked me or covered me, so really, you’re just talking to me about rugby.)

So Trevor kicks out, grabbing the back of Mastermind and hoisting him up, hooking his right leg to throw him up into the air, have him flip once, grab him, and Powerbomb him to execute an RAV onto Mastermind. Trevor kips up and walks away, championship in hand.

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