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a lot like chess. I don't understand it, but I love it anyway!

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Originally posted by Busygirl
a lot like chess. I don't understand it, but I love it anyway!
The best! Tell me I'm not missing it, I got stuck watching figure couples skate and snowboard last night.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
The best! Tell me I'm not missing it, I got stuck watching figure couples skate and snowboard last night.

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US just dropped it's mens' opener against Germany. Womens' opener is up next 🙂 I need to look up the scoring.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
The best! Tell me I'm not missing it, I got stuck watching figure couples skate and snowboard last night.

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Snowboard rulz!

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
The best! Tell me I'm not missing it, I got stuck watching figure couples skate and snowboard last night.

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Hockey: U.S. vs Sui this afternoon. I bet you missed it!

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Originally posted by Very Rusty
Hockey: U.S. vs Sui this afternoon. I bet you missed it!
Hockey, pfffttt. Like I would waste an hour watching that.

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Originally posted by Very Rusty
Hockey: U.S. vs Sui this afternoon. I bet you missed it!
GG USA! USA!

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Originally posted by Busygirl
Hockey, pfffttt. Like I would waste an hour watching that.
ROFLMAO....You would miss alot of it if you only watched for an hour! 😉

U.S. Women have a great hockey team at the Olympics!

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Originally posted by Busygirl
US just dropped it's mens' opener against Germany. Womens' opener is up next 🙂 I need to look up the scoring.
tis just bowls on ice. but instead of aiming for a ball you're aiming for a circle within many circles... guy to have a stone closest to the little middle circle wins that leg. number of points they get depends on the number of stones they have closest to the middle circle... 1 = 1 point, 2 = 2 points..etc. there's 10 legs per match, each team having the all important last stone 5 times and who ever has the most points at the end of the 10 legs wins.

and it sucks.

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Curling?

Is that like the process through which my pubic hair shapes itself?

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Originally posted by Seitse
Curling?

Is that like the process through which my pubic hair shapes itself?
Curling is just plain weird....I'd like to know the circumstance where that game was actually created, let alone considered a sport.
You can throw the Biathlon in that category too..

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Originally posted by trev33
tis just bowls on ice. but instead of aiming for a ball you're aiming for a circle within many circles... guy to have a stone closest to the little middle circle wins that leg. number of points they get depends on the number of stones they have closest to the middle circle... 1 = 1 point, 2 = 2 points..etc. there's 10 legs per match, each team having the all ...[text shortened]... one 5 times and who ever has the most points at the end of the 10 legs wins.

and it sucks.
God, I love bowls.
I actually got a second-hand book from an old-age home garage sale* for R5 - How to become a bowls champion.

I enjoy any sport that I can compete in with a cigarette in the mouth and a beer in the hand...



*I hope it wasn't from a dead geezer's estate...

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Originally posted by Crowley
God, I love bowls.
I actually got a second-hand book from an old-age home garage sale* for R5 - How to become a bowls champion.

I enjoy any sport that I can compete in with a cigarette in the mouth and a beer in the hand...



*I hope it wasn't from a dead geezer's estate...
I like throwing Horseshoes 😉 with beer in hand.

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Originally posted by Seitse
Curling?

Is that like the process through which my pubic hair shapes itself?
This is why you should watch curling:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=photos&gid=160354980793

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Originally posted by Seitse
Curling?

Is that like the process through which my pubic hair shapes itself?
no, that is caused by friction