What Happened to the Land Rover Threads???

[TS]

uhh.. heh heh.. she said balls...

[glockman]

I can't believe that I read everyone of those posts. I must be insane too. I work with a lot of attorneys in my business and they are down to earth for the most part when you get them out of the court room.

Sona sounds like he is probably sane most of the time. Now if we can just get him under control we can move on to Hummer business. Or whatever.

Remember, it is not the size of the stick but how you swing it.

[kelleymac2000]

I've done both. Fencing is the far superior sport both in terms of strategy and in terms of lower body conditioning. Each time I take a hiatus, I think I'm going to bust a gut when I go back...it's just INTENSE...

Steve, I'll step on the racquetball court with you anytime and I'll hold my own (haven't played in years) but fencing would kick your butt!

Kelley

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Steve R:
NOT to draw a competitive sport issue....but my vote has got to be for racquetball...you have to be quick, agile, reverse direction quickly and move like lightening! I play twice a week for about 2 1/2 hours at a time...it's about the most fun you can have in the confines of a small room whacking balls around for sport!

Oh behave!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

[ktower_heels]

Steve;
I was talking about pure conditioning. Racketball is fun and lots of strategy; which if you use, you won't have to move very much! I have seen a ton of fat out of shape good racketball players; don't see that in many other sports.

[Steve R]

Hmmmmm.....

This gives me an idea. Why not create a sport called "Racfencing"? A racquet in one hand and the sword in the other? Then to make it more challenging we can attach weights to our upper-body!!!

[ktower_heels]

Can we get strippers on polls instead of cheerleaders? I'm thinking we could get serious pay per view numbers! No real rules needed, just kind of a gladiator feel.

[Steve R]

I'm hearing ya K-tower.....think you've got something there. Perhaps a bit of pro-wrestling dialed in...say "Texas chain-style match-up" where contestants are tied together with a chain.

[ktower_heels]

My wife asked me one night at a Mavs game what I would do if I were as rich as Mark Cuban (7bil); My response; I'd have a Mavs dancer on a stripper poll in each room of my house!
Not that I have a particular affinity for the stripper poll; but because it would make for the most entertaining episode of Cribs ever on MTV!!

As for the game; a kendo stick and a cattle prod for each combatant in a barbed wire cage match!! Vinny Mac watch your back!