The Olympics. Voting rights. Curling. This is brilliant.
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Oh, man...I've always found curling really intriguing for some reason. A guy in Madison wanted us to join a club (partly because you got free beer as a member). I totally should've...
That's pretty ridiculous. As the veteran player alludes to, it sort of goes against the ethos of the sport. For me, a big part of the appeal is that it's so idiosyncratic and ancient, and reducing it to player stats kinda ruins it...
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Oh, man...I've always found curling really intriguing for some reason. A guy in Madison wanted us to join a club (partly because you got free beer as a member). I totally should've...
I've always wanted to try it, too, actually. I think it'd be pretty fun.
Seeing as I'll probably be living in DC in time for Beijing 2008, I should probably start my ping pong training now...
Maybe they should try to get a leg up by buying some high-tech computerized Scottish curling brooms (found via Slate).
That's pretty ridiculous. As the veteran player alludes to, it sort of goes against the ethos of the sport. For me, a big part of the appeal is that it's so idiosyncratic and ancient, and reducing it to player stats kinda ruins it...
I think you're overlooking the basic awesomeness of a computerized broom. Computerized broom!
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