I can send you a video of me mopping the kitchen floor if you like. Virtually the same thing!If I was at home at the moment, I'd possibly watch some of the curling in the Winter Olympics, as I rather like the quirkiness of that sport.
I can send you a video of me mopping the kitchen floor if you like. Virtually the same thing!![]()
It certainly is a strange sport.Not quite, @Apple fanboy, not quite.
There is a wonderful fusion of concentration, precision and utter absurdity, which marks curling out almost as a parody; you get the sense that the players actually enjoy it - rather than inducing in that ferocious, joyless intensity that so many other athletes bring to sports - and, besides, I like its authentic historic folk roots, and the idea that it looks like something a half decent pub team could think about pursuing with some slight local success.
It certainly is a strange sport.
A fusion of bowels, ice skating and cleaning!
It certainly is a strange sport.
A fusion of bowels, ice skating and cleaning!
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Personally I cannot stand Football, though all my upwardly mobile middle class friends swear by it… Desperately trying to show their "working class" cred. *snort*
On the scale of boring sports I'd rather watch Golf.
I do not watch sport, I do sportI'm currently watching LA Liga FC Barcelona soccer
I watch a kittycat (which belongs to a neighbor) "sneak" into my yard and sit near my bird feeders, his stunningly all-black self parked in the snowy lawn six feet away from the feeders, and his brilliant cat-brain doubtless wondering why no birds have shown up since he came through the hedgerow.
"Camouflage, you're doin' it wrong..."
I watch a kittycat (which belongs to a neighbor) "sneak" into my yard and sit near my bird feeders, his stunningly all-black self parked in the snowy lawn six feet away from the feeders, and his brilliant cat-brain doubtless wondering why no birds have shown up since he came through the hedgerow.
"Camouflage, you're doin' it wrong..."