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Re: Sports.

Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2013 8:09 pm
by Bock
Cheesy wrote:
Bock wrote:Oh whirlyball. What a grand game... I got to drink a bunch of beer and play that as part of an office "team building" outing once. A lot of fun with a good chance of whiplash.
I heard it only exists in Seattle and the Midwest. The rest of the country/world is missing out.
I played it in Atlanta.

Re: Sports.

Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2013 9:07 pm
by CorranHorn
LoA wrote: Unfortunately it's in Malmö, so I won't actually go there to watch it. Maybe watch a few games on TV, especially if sweden goes up against canada. :twisted:
Bring it!

Makes perfect sense that you were a goalie...... a man who will get in the way of a 80kpm frozen piece of rubber... Not crazy...

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 3:35 am
by Jokerle
Well, Germany, like many other European countries is all about football ('soccer'). After that there is a huge gap. Handball is pretty popular (or used to be) as well, I would say.

The Czech republic, where i started recently working, are crazy about ice hockey.

Personally I dont really dig football, sometimes I watch games in TV but I dont follow, e.g. the Bundesliga too closely.
Before I went to university I did athletics(aka track and field for 'muricans?) for many many years. During high school that meant 5-6 times a week training, was pretty successful with a sprint relay (4x400m), but not talented enough to be really 'good'. Studying and extensive training did not work for me, so I stopped with athletics and became lazy and fat :lol: :lol:(compared to the old times at least... :( )

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 5:12 am
by Marseee
I'm from the UK and I played basketball for the South West England team when I was younger. Still play basketball now for my local team and am a Level 2 coach as well. Just coaching the school I work at though. Otherwise, I've just played the usual English sports, football, rugby and cricket.

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 9:29 am
by undrt0w
As a young man I used to play water polo pretty seriously. I almost got into Greece's national team as a goalie but I got really sick during the final trials. From there I decided I would focus more on school rather than sport.

Football is of course a small passion. I watch mainly Champion's League and play from time to time. Last time I played I ate a ball in the face...had a black eye for a week.

Last year I got into squash and I really liked it but, my colleagues started going early in the morning so I kinda stopped.

This summer I took my sister to a one week karate seminar and there I got really hooked on it (she's been training for several years now). This month I started doing Goju Ryu and man, it's amazing! The physical training is sooo freakin hard! I sweat like a pig everytime!! k:

During the winter cuz of the abundance of snow I do some casual snowboarding.

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 9:38 am
by Frosteyy
American football and hockey does it for me. Go patriots! Go Leafs! I also root for Real Madrid when I feel like watching soccer.

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 11:41 am
by CorranHorn
Go leafs?!?!?!

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 12:25 pm
by Hitman47
I used to do Kendo, no time for it now, ocasionally tennis.

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Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 1:05 pm
by Frosteyy
CorranHorn wrote:Go leafs?!?!?!
Blue and White!

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 4:12 pm
by CorranHorn
Frosteyy wrote: Blue and White!
Jesus... Had no idea there was one of you here...

:D

GL, hope MayRay doesn't do a magicians act soon...

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 7:48 pm
by Frosteyy
CorranHorn wrote:
Frosteyy wrote: Blue and White!
Jesus... Had no idea there was one of you here...

:D

GL, hope MayRay doesn't do a magicians act soon...
He better not... lol

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 9:00 pm
by thallus
Go Lions. The Detroit Lions will be playing an NFL game against Atlanta in London Next year.

I enjoy watching Football. NFL.

I also enjoy watching all the others Baseball, and Hockey, and basketball but only watch these once playoffs come around.

Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings. The Real season starts in the playoffs for these teams.

Re: Sports.

Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 9:16 pm
by TacticalVirus
CorranHorn wrote:
Frosteyy wrote: Blue and White!
Jesus... Had no idea there was one of you here...

:D

GL, hope MayRay doesn't do a magicians act soon...
In a PM exchange where I had to tell Insanity that "Toronto, Quebec" wasn't a place, he tried to guilt me for liking the Senators and not one of the original six...

I was done with that joke of a franchise when they couldn't get out of the first round with the third winningest goaltender in NHL history.
haruky wrote:That pass was an amazing play by Alonso. OH MY WORD!
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More impressive imo

Re: Sports.

Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2013 3:49 pm
by haruky
TacticalVirus wrote:
CorranHorn wrote:
Frosteyy wrote: Blue and White!
Jesus... Had no idea there was one of you here...

:D

GL, hope MayRay doesn't do a magicians act soon...
In a PM exchange where I had to tell Insanity that "Toronto, Quebec" wasn't a place, he tried to guilt me for liking the Senators and not one of the original six...

I was done with that joke of a franchise when they couldn't get out of the first round with the third winningest goaltender in NHL history.
haruky wrote:That pass was an amazing play by Alonso. OH MY WORD!
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More impressive imo
I don't quite watch the MotoGP... but man... that was impressive and intense..

Re: Sports.

Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2013 4:04 pm
by InsanityRocks
Watching that MotoGP clip... Wow 8O

I literally had the hairs on my arms raise as Rossi passed Lorenzo on that last turn to win. That. Was. Amazing!

Thank you for sharing, Tac :clap: