You too are throwing rubber boots in Sweden too? But here in Finland it is very serious sport, see nobody takes it lightly :
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Then we throw also mobile phones in world championship level:
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But that V8 chain saw was good thing, it's efficiency also surprised the users.
Wall ball was all the rage here in elementary school. You were a nobody i if you didn't play before and after school. We played right on the front out the school building on a huge brick wall. IIRC a fee windows got broken but they never shit us down.
no ball though, they used the skulls of their enemies. thats serious!
Traditionally it was played with solid rubber balls. Native Americans also played it. Also there where no hands allowed, they dribbled and passed with their feet, and the only way to score was by bouncing the ball off of their hips and through the hoop! Sounds easy huh?
Was that pic taken near Mexico City? I toured that place (I believe it was at the anthropological museum there). Very interesting, unusual sport.
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no ball though, they used the skulls of their enemies. thats serious!
Traditionally it was played with solid rubber balls. Native Americans also played it. Also there where no hands allowed, they dribbled and passed with their feet, and the only way to score was by bouncing the ball off of their hips and through the hoop! Sounds easy huh?
Just sharing my friend YR-4 Sports soon to be mine! :mrgreen:
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mmm, sounds like the sports was a bit of a downgrade for entering the hobby: as I remember my standard kit had bearings included but no moter. The rest doesn't sound any different.
And I thought they only made sewing machines. :wink:
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WOW, thanks for that Brian.
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