sports

rtil · October 4, 2006 05:32 AM

Quote from: IrishmanPeople sized ping-pong (more so than tennis).

it originated in washington state and that's where i live, so only people around/from here have ever heard of it.

T-Bones · October 5, 2006 12:34 AM

cool

Dagolith · November 1, 2006 11:11 PM

Quote from: ScotsmanExtra Note-by wrestling I mean greco roman olmypic type stuff. not wwe or other wrestling soap operas.

finaly someone said it, thank you! i mean i don't do any sports, i'm good at some of them, i'd just be doing other things, but batmonton, is pretty awsome, i'll play a game or two of that, which is surpprisingly alot more physicaly excerting than you'd think.

ProjectAccord · November 2, 2006 07:37 AM

I like swimming personally, it's a great way to have fun and stay fit. I don't know if weightlifting can be considered a sport but I like that too.

The others? Basketball, football, baseball...meh, I never took an interest. It gets too competitive especially when you play with or against more aggressive personalities. It also helps to mention I was never good at them. XD

Dagolith · November 2, 2006 05:18 PM

Quote from: ProjectAccordI like swimming personally, it's a great way to have fun and stay fit. I don't know if weightlifting can be considered a sport but I like that too.

The others? Basketball, football, baseball...meh, I never took an interest. It gets too competitive especially when you play with or against more aggressive personalities. It also helps to mention I was never good at them. XD

ya, aside from not being vary good at some of those things, people just got way to into it, like realy hardcore into it, almost scary.

ProjectAccord · November 3, 2006 01:53 AM

Yeah, sports-wise I think I'm better off playing sports where you compete individually and not on a team. That way you can improve on your own standards, not having the pressure of being blamed if the team suffers a loss. Believe me it's happened more than once.

Dagolith · November 3, 2006 02:12 AM

Quote from: ProjectAccordYeah, sports-wise I think I'm better off playing sports where you compete individually and not on a team. That way you can improve on your own standards, not having the pressure of being blamed if the team suffers a loss. Believe me it's happened more than once.

i feel your pain

RichyChap · November 4, 2006 04:06 AM

I especially love skiing and snowboarding. I don't prefer either. I like soccer, football, baseball, basketball, swimming, and tennis.

As for watching sports, I watch baseball, and I watch the superbowl, and I watch the world cup. That's mostly it. Sometimes I watch those crazy films where snowboarders and skiiers go down giant mountians during avalanche's and stuff.

Dagolith · November 4, 2006 05:13 AM

Quote from: ChrisAs for watching sports, I watch baseball, and I watch the superbowl, and I watch the world cup. That's mostly it. Sometimes I watch those crazy films where snowboarders and skiiers go down giant mountians during avalanche's and stuff.

i don't usualy watch sports, dosen't get me going, unless it's two counties faceing off. and namely hockey

occoris · November 12, 2006 08:02 PM

I dislike any sport that is either more complex than "run forward" or more taxing than "push these buttons in the right way to make your character do things". Thus, the only 'sports' I'm interested in are running and computer games, and I'm not sure if either of them count.

Dagolith · November 13, 2006 08:15 PM

Quote from: occorisI dislike any sport that is either more complex than "run forward" or more taxing than "push these buttons in the right way to make your character do things". Thus, the only 'sports' I'm interested in are running and computer games, and I'm not sure if either of them count.

god i know what you mean.