Curse

Etta · Jul 03, 2009, 12:16 PM // 12:16

And by the way, poker is not a sport.

KoKoS · Jul 03, 2009, 12:59 PM // 12:59

neither is billiard xD

DreamRunner · Jul 03, 2009, 06:42 PM // 18:42

I love sport, I love watching and playing it. I think Competition is a good thing and can bring a lot of good to a person. It is such a shame how some schools try to get rid of it by enforcing some stupid rules.

I would ALWAYS prefer to play a sport than to play video games.

Jumping Is Uselss · Jul 03, 2009, 06:58 PM // 18:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZenRgy

If you consider hunting a sport, I love sports.

I hunt the most elusive game... man.

Can the hunter be hunted?

I challenge arky to badminton!

Unlucky Slayer · Jul 03, 2009, 11:09 PM // 23:09

A good mix of sports and video games is needed. I ran track in high school and I enjoy other sports if I get a chance to play them.

Avarre · Jul 04, 2009, 12:41 AM // 00:41

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Originally Posted by Commander Ryker

I totally agree with this and I always have played one sport or another until I couldn't anymore.

Also agreed.

Our school (when I was in school, anyways) was pretty hardcore about sports (usually won top sports school). So most people balanced academics with sports and whatever other hobbies.

Competition along with exercise is a pretty good deal. My pneumothorax history plays hell with things though.

glacialphoenix · Jul 04, 2009, 02:43 AM // 02:43

I'm a nice sedentary person who prefers reading, playing the piano, etc. to outdoors sports. I can probably hunt down a book I want in a book fair faster than anyone else I know, though - while lugging a full basket. Yay me.

Frankly, though, my old school went absolutely nuts during interschool soccer season, and after hearing the bitchfests, I just grew a lot more jaded. Also, competition with exercise sounds good - provided the competition's evenly matched. I had a class full of people who were in the school sports teams. I'm sure they found each other entertaining competition, but I didn't.

Faer · Jul 04, 2009, 03:26 AM // 03:26

I choose video games over sports because winter sports are hard to play during the other three seasons of the year. It's quite hard to shred without snow under my board. And then sometimes during the winter it's PRETTY BLOODY COLD OUT and I decide I'd rather play TF2 or WoW than catch a cold.

By the way, fix your car Sn0W, you lazy bum.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Avarre

Our school (when I was in school, anyways) was pretty hardcore about sports (usually won top sports school).

Yeah but that's because they were ASIAN. Also SC counts as a serious sport over there so shut up.

Earth · Jul 06, 2009, 01:34 PM // 13:34

Personally, I'm not really into team sports like soccer. I do enjoy competition though, it's a good feeling when you win something.

I've tried snowboarding once, I really enjoyed it but I (obviously) wasn't too good at it. I'd do it more often but the closest place (well, one that isn't shit) where you can snowboard is like a 2 hour drive away, and seeing how I'm not allowed to drive a car yet it's kind of hard. Also our winters are not that cold which means there isn't a lot of snow - and even if there was snow, there aren't any mountains.

Now I just ride my mountainbike in the woods which is pretty fun.

I'd probably choose sports over video games, but it really depends on the weather, obviously.

Ghost Omel · Jul 06, 2009, 01:43 PM // 13:43

Airsoft is considered a sport....Or if you dont like using that terminology let me use.. umm Military Operation Simulation procces, CQB, Fort etc... very intence.. the gear is heavy some airsoft rifles weight like the real thing... my M9 Berreta is damn heavy after a 2 hour carry time.. let me not mention my Sniper rifle.. my back was aching by the end of the day..m + extra magazines, especialy for M9 heavy bastards.. clymores smoke nades and such

Much better the CoD 4 or CoD WaW........