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I felt Ultimate Frisbee was a bit silly at uni.
I played it once at uni because i was bored. everyone else was american. It was so dull.
I felt Ultimate Frisbee was a bit silly at uni.
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I work with Americans, local and international and they are indeed the worst people in the world. In no particular order I give you
The 'right to bear arms'
The worst political system in the develope world (money buys you everything)
"USA USA USA"
Ambulance chasing
White teeth
Choose the sex of your baby
Fast food
Squeezy cheese
The Hollywood, OK magazine world that half the world seems to 'aspire to'
Best thing about Americans? Proportionately few of them have passports.
It's these lot, isn't it?
[video=youtube;GPnnxc1Dfm0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPnnxc1Dfm0[/video]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muggle_quidditch
I can get my head around them taking a ball game from a fantasy book/film series and playing it in real life, but what is with the broom stick? Why add an element of 'i'm flying/make believe?!' You are literally the worst people in the world, and that includes ISIS and Ultimate Frisbee players.
sorry/not sorry if you or a loved one plays real life quiddich.
Well, seeing as I'm probably the only one on this forum who actually knows what the hell he's talking about here, I'm gonna jump in and say that I'd rather play quidditch than most other sports. They're a genuinely good lot, they're the only sport I know of that doesn't segregate male and female players (or use the "mixed" designation), heck they actually state that all teams must be as gender equal as possible in the continually evolving rulebook. Yes, the brooms are a bit unnecessary, and some could say they're a bit weird, but they don't care about that, they just want to play. The community is fantastic, and I can guarantee you won't get a tenth of the trouble or general ****ishness you get at a football game, from both the fans and the players. This isn't a fad or a tiny thing, it's growing bigger every year, and it's not stopping. I don't see why anyone should laugh at a group of people doing what they think is fun just because they think it looks silly. I'm sure football got the same treatment before that took off.
I'd actually rather have a ticket to the quidditch world cup (yes, that's a thing. There's european and UK versions too) than the football one. At the quidditch I can see any game I want as the ticket covers the whole event, instead of one game, I know it's safe, which I can safely say Brazil, Russia and Qatar won't be, and I know that I will have fun watching a group of fans of the game who get nothing out of it besides the fact that they participate in the best event in their sport instead of gdtting bored watching a bunch of guys who are playing for their next big transfer.
In short, if you think it's silly, fine, I don't mind. Just don't sit there laughing at those that don't, because at the end of the day, they're doing it to have fun. I don't laugh at you for your pastimes, don't laugh at me for mine.
Although I will admit, whoever sorts out their media and press relations needs shooting because **** me thier YouTube channel's a mess. And, really QUK, is it that hard to find a commentator for matches? I know it's not hard to set up a scorecard graphic. That would be great. Just saying.
Nope. I actually tried to join the QUK media department on a volunteer media role, they never did Skype me back...
Couldn't you just disapparate?Nope. I actually tried to join the QUK media department on a volunteer media role, they never did Skype me back...
Couldn't you just disapparate?
Well, seeing as I'm probably the only one on this forum who actually knows what the hell he's talking about here, I'm gonna jump in and say that I'd rather play quidditch than most other sports. They're a genuinely good lot, they're the only sport I know of that doesn't segregate male and female players (or use the "mixed" designation), heck they actually state that all teams must be as gender equal as possible in the continually evolving rulebook. Yes, the brooms are a bit unnecessary, and some could say they're a bit weird, but they don't care about that, they just want to play. The community is fantastic, and I can guarantee you won't get a tenth of the trouble or general ****ishness you get at a football game, from both the fans and the players. This isn't a fad or a tiny thing, it's growing bigger every year, and it's not stopping. I don't see why anyone should laugh at a group of people doing what they think is fun just because they think it looks silly. I'm sure football got the same treatment before that took off.
I'd actually rather have a ticket to the quidditch world cup (yes, that's a thing. There's european and UK versions too) than the football one. At the quidditch I can see any game I want as the ticket covers the whole event, instead of one game, I know it's safe, which I can safely say Brazil, Russia and Qatar won't be, and I know that I will have fun watching a group of fans of the game who get nothing out of it besides the fact that they participate in the best event in their sport instead of gdtting bored watching a bunch of guys who are playing for their next big transfer.
In short, if you think it's silly, fine, I don't mind. Just don't sit there laughing at those that don't, because at the end of the day, they're doing it to have fun. I don't laugh at you for your pastimes, don't laugh at me for mine.
Although I will admit, whoever sorts out their media and press relations needs shooting because **** me thier YouTube channel's a mess. And, really QUK, is it that hard to find a commentator for matches? I know it's not hard to set up a scorecard graphic. That would be great. Just saying.