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There are two usual responses: \"same goes big nose,\" or \"up your nose with a rubber hose.\"  \ncircus catch--An outstanding catch by a fielder.  \ncra-cra-crazy  \nfungo--A ball hit to a fielder during practice. It's usually hit by a coach using a \"fungo bat,\" which is longer and thinner than a normal bat.  \nhill --Pitcher's mound.  \nLLAP- live long and prosper  \npercentage advantage-The deciding factor of who gets the car phone charger. 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