As for boxing, its kind of a psuedo sport because if you knock the other guy out there aint nothing a judge can say to alter your victory. Also I believe the judges count number of hits or something like that and their totals are averaged to get a somewhat accurate count of the number of hits. Could be wrong though.
As for coaster enthusiasts sitting on their asses complaining about whether enthusiasts are tools, well I resemble that remark!
Certain victory.
Sarah Jackson said:I believe that ice skating, gymnastics, and so on are "real" sports. Those people train just as hard if not harder than some so called "real" sports. They deserve respect for what they do.
See, this is what I don't understand. How does not being called a "sport" translate to lack of respect? Sport, game, competition - these are all just words that somebody made up to describe what is basically the same thing.
Looking at the state of pro sports today - what with steroids in baseball, violence in basketball and football, gang rape in locker rooms, etc. etc., you'd think being called a "sport" would be an insult.
Cedar Point -How an amusement park should be run.
How can this man be allowed to keep his job? Suspension my eye, I'd have fired him outright after THAT!
In comparison to that, Pete Rose's gambling habit seems like pretty small potatoes to me. I didn't think I'd heard anyone say anything so backward, until I read the other thread about metal detectors...
Coach Barnett could teach a class about how NOT to deal with people....and he could have Jim Harrick, Jr. write up the tests...;)
P.S. I love sportsbuzz! :)
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What was the question again? ;)
Actually a good way to build up endurance of working with the public is to either 1) work at Wal-mart's photo lab or 2) be a substitute teacher. :)
Do we have short attention spans or quick minds? Either way threads mutate, drift and sometimes return. What were we talking about?
Darting can be fun virtually anywhere anytime as long as nobody gets hurt or arrested for darting in public. lol.
-Tina
<-----who promotes *safe* darting. ;-)
rollergator said:
I wanna know why Moosh said "finally a sport I'm good at" in regards to Fascination.....
In all seriousness, my sport was band...I got roped into the tuba, and my school didnt have those nice fiberglass sousaphones...we had the ancient solid lead ones! :) I still think I walk tilted to the left! I never lost so much weight in my life as marchign season....damn that ba$tard was heavy!! *** Edited 3/17/2004 4:41:46 AM UTC by Peabody***
I played alto sax all through Jr. High and High School. I loved it.
I would say band is a sport all in itself, and could get pretty brutal when you had to march in parades in 80 degree weather in those bulky uniforms. Ugh.
-Tina
<----who misses the fun of sneaking beer on the band bus. lol.
BTW, just to clarify...it's "lawn darts" vs. "pub darts"....been a long time, but throwing them used to be a LOT of fun....of course, I only had a regulation-type dartboard to throw at, LOL....
You still have Zoidberg.... You ALL have Zoidberg! (V) (;,,;) (V)
That said, foosball is definitely a sport.
Hobbes: "What's the point of attaching a number to everything you do?"
Calvin: "If your numbers go up, it means you're having more fun."
It was more fun before you clarified it ;)
And they used my head as a dartboard after they ran out of photos of me lol
-Jim
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