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Originally Posted by manker
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Originally Posted by manker
Fruit machines allow me to combine both these approaches to ensnaring a member of the opposite sex. For bonus points I let the babes spin my reels.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
It's obvious you have never played sports either. :ermm:Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
I did in my school and uni days and I did a bit of power lifting in my early adulthood but nothing competitive since.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Nowadays I do go to the gym (if i get time :( ) and participate in "activity sports" rather than "competitive sports"
I understand people wishing to compete in sports but don't see the fun in watching
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Originally Posted by vidcc
People usually like to watch what they play.
I've always maintained that soccer, for instance, is the most popular sport in the world because, one, it's one of the oldest still around and, two, it's easy to pick up on.
I go against it in the fact that I like playing soccer and baseball but hate watching it but that's because it's usually uneventful.
Also many dislike certain sports simply because they don't know the rules.
Disliking watching competition entirely is weird indeed. Who didn't like seeing the two fellas rumbling outside in the schoolyard?
btw wtf is an activity sport? :huh:
Things like scuba diving.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
I will add I don't dislike watching all sport..... women's bikini beach volleyball is quite pleasing ;)
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Originally Posted by vidcc
I never considered scuba diving a sport at all...more like leisure, similar to picking flowers.
at what point would you consider something a sport then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
When there's competition....... even with one's self.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
It's a sport when Sport England says it is.
Like Darts.