Originally posted by WoodgieI think any ironing is extreme, but you should go for it. If I remember what some Utah photos look like, there are some great spots there for it!
In my spare time I like to engage in a bit of extreme sports.
To my knowledge nobody represents the USA.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1st_Extreme_Ironing_World_Championships
http://bit.ly/bb81ME
What do you think?
I know it is dangerous, but what the hell.
Originally posted by uzless"Give to get" is about making sacrifices on the chess board. If it appears that there are real life meanings and parallels, well, that's just because chess is like that sometimes.
Give to get??
I thought people weren't supposed to expect something in return. Strange sense of value-coding you have there coquette.
Originally posted by coquetteah, so at its root, you are saying chess promotes evilness...sparing no expense to obtain ones goals.
"Give to get" is about making sacrifices on the chess board. If it appears that there are real life meanings and parallels, well, that's just because chess is like that sometimes.
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Originally posted by pawnhandlerThere is also a dark side, rarely spoken about, the seedy world of unlicensed extreme ironing.
I think any ironing is extreme, but you should go for it. If I remember what some Utah photos look like, there are some great spots there for it!
That's where the real money is made but you are up against some pretty unsavoury customers, ex librarians and the like, nasty buggers.
The use of extreme heat for delicate items like net curtains is totally uncalled for and barbaric.
Edit: If you are interested the standard training video.
