(Player crosschecks a guy.)
Analyst: See that one’s OK.
(Same crosscheck.)
Analyst: No problem there.
(Same crosscheck.)
Analyst: Just good hockey.
(Same crosscheck.)
Analyst: Love it.
(Same crosscheck, ref calls it.)
Analyst: You just can’t do that!
(Player crosschecks a guy.)
Analyst: See that one’s OK.
(Same crosscheck.)
Analyst: No problem there.
(Same crosscheck.)
Analyst: Just good hockey.
(Same crosscheck.)
Analyst: Love it.
(Same crosscheck, ref calls it.)
Analyst: You just can’t do that!
Instead, they're like, "But have you considered all the stuff that happened before the crosscheck that established a motive for intent to injure?"
Instead, they're like, "But have you considered all the stuff that happened before the crosscheck that established a motive for intent to injure?"
On a commercial flight, when the plane is done boarding and they close the boarding door, the first thing that happens is that the crew arm the doors simultaneously. Then they crosscheck—ie they check their colleague’s door to make sure it’s armed. Then they say little loud
On a commercial flight, when the plane is done boarding and they close the boarding door, the first thing that happens is that the crew arm the doors simultaneously. Then they crosscheck—ie they check their colleague’s door to make sure it’s armed. Then they say little loud