what's technically first base, second base, and third base?
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As an analogy of baseball, the different steps from kissing to actually having sex, have been compared to getting 1st, 2nd, 3rd base, and finally "getting home."\n\nFirst Base\n \n The first step in a sexual realtionship involving making out or french kissing.\n\nSecond Base\n\nOne step up of First Base, heavy petting and feeling up while making out, up the shirt or shirtless for both partners.\n\nThird Base\n\nThe last base before sex, entailing contact with the main sexual regions, a handjob or fellatio for guys and fingering or cunnilingus for girls.\n\nHome\n\nIn relationships, "getting home" is to have sex with the other person.
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Because 1st base to 2nd base to third base is considered a natural progression, and shortstop is the oddball.  Plus, the shortstop wasn't originally stationed between 2nd and 3rd base (he was originally in shallow center field, behind 2nd base).
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There are many teams in the MLB that have the home dugout on the 1st base side.  The Yankees, Red Sox, and Brewers all have their home dugouts on the 1st base side, as do the Marlins.  I'm sure there are others as well.  I'm not 100% sure, but I believe the Giants were on the 1st base side before they moved out of Candlestick and the Tiger's were on the first base side at old Tiger Stadium.
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First Base- This was almost always kissing, although one guy I knew thought it meant holding hands. Sometimes it was tongue kissing and sometimes not. \n\n--Second Base- Variously this meant tongue kissing, breast feeling, or outside the clothes genital contact. \n\n--Third Base- Usually this was a hand down the pants of you or your partner. \n\n--Home Run- This was ALWAYS sex, although it was rarely reached in the times when you had to refer to it in terms of bases.
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my best answer would be 6:  first 3 guys up all get singles, to load the bases with no outs, next guy gets a single, but the runner on 3rd is called out for interfering while baserunning.  then this happens 2 more times and the inning is over.  6 base hits, no runs, inning over.  tough question though.
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The starting point for much of the action on the field is home plate, which is a five-sided white rubber slab 17 inches by 8 1/2 by 12 by 12 by 8 1/2 inches. Next to each of the two parallel 8 1/2 inch sides is a batter's box. The point of home plate where the two 12 inch sides meet at right angles, is at one corner of a ninety-foot square. The other three corners of the square, in counterclockwise order from home plate, are called first base, second base, and third base. Three canvas bags fifteen inches (38 cm) square mark the three bases. These three bags along with home plate form the four bases at the corners of the infield.
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1st.-Kissing\n2nd.-Touching\n3rd.-Oral\n4th or Home run.-Sex
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First base is kissing\nSecond base is feeling each other up\nThird base is oral and finger banging\nHome base is doing the horizontal mambo, bumpin uglies, horiozontal monkey dance, you know.. sex :-)
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1st Base: Kiss.\n2nd Base: Feeling.\n3rd Base: Oral.\nHome: Sex.
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here are the anwsers in order from top to bottom \n-T\n-T\n-F\n-F \nhope this helps
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nbabest9 confuses baseball with basketball.  6 - 3 mean the shortstop threw to the first baseman for the putout.  The fielders are numbered to enable shorthand scoring thus:  Pitcher 1, catcher 2, first baseman 3, second baseman 4, third baseman 5, shortstop 6, left fielder 7, center fielder 8, right fielder 9.  \n\nFor example a fly out to right field is scored "F9."  Or "F-9."  Another example:  a double play on a grounder to second baseman who throws to shortstop, who then throws to first is simply scored "4-6-3."
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walk\nhit by pitch\nstrikeout wild pitch\nerror\nfielder's choice\ncatcher's interference
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Each position player is assigned a number.\n\n1. Pitcher\n2. Catcher\n3. 1st Base\n4. 2nd Base\n5. 3rd base\n6. Shortstop\n7. Left Field\n8. Center Field\n9. Right Field.\n\nTherefore, a 6-4-3 double play would be going from Shortstop to 2nd base, to 1st base.\n\nAlternatively, a 4-6-3 double play would be going from 2Bman to Short stop, to the 1st baseman.
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1. walk\n2. intentional walk\n3. hit by pitch\n4. dropped 3rd strike\n5. fail to deliver pitch in 20 seconds\n6. catcher interference\n7. fielder interference\n8. spectator interference\n9. fan obstruction\n10. fair ball hits ump\n11. fair ball hits runner\n12. fielder obstructs runner\n13. pinch-runner\n14. fielder's choice\n15. force out at another base\n16. preceding runner put-out allows batter to reach first\n17. sac bunt fails to advance runner\n18. sacrifice fly dropped\n19. runner called out on appeal\n20. error\n21. four illegal pitches\n22. game suspended with runner on first, that player is traded prior to\nthe makeup; new player is allowed to take his place
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Pitcher\nThese are in order as you would score a game, so pitcher would be #1, and so on down the line.  If there is a ground ball to the 3rd baseman who throws the runner out at first, it would be scored as 6-3.\n\nPitcher\nCatcher\n1st baseman\n2nd baseman\n3rd baseman\nShortstop\nLeft field\nCenter Field\nRight Field
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base on balls, hit by pitch, base hit, missed 3rd strike(catcher drops the ball) error, fielders choice, catchers interference \n\nI do believe there are only seven.
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Most NL clubs have the home dugouts on the 3rd base side, in the AL, first base side., which works out well in the All-Star game. There are no hard and fast rules.