@LordSupremeChess said in #9:
> You calling that a "sport" is mentally concerning me.
Sport idea: whoever can watch TV the most without getting any mental problem wins (includes discovery channel at 3 am or any other channel at 12 pm)
I’d say cricket or swimming.
When I was younger, so much younger than today (and dinosaurs weren't yet endangered, etc) I ran track and cross-country. I loved hockey, soccer, badminton, volleyball... you name it, I probably played it. Badly, but enthusiastically. Now I am older, so much older, and yesterday's injuries have all but crippled me. Now I swim, given the opportunity. That's about the only exercise my legs will let me get.
Swimming
Pub Crawl :)
Rugby, especially 6 Nations games.
Running away from responsibilities
@Geelse_zot said in #17:
> Running away from responsibilities
Are you any good at it?
Back in my younger days, I was an avid Racquet Ball player! -
When listing my 'Hobbies', on my resume, it said Chess and Racquetball. - :]
Gaming. Don't worry, I can argue it's a real sport.
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