I curled once in my life: the company I worked for took everybody out to the curling rink and paid for the hot dogs and beer, and the departments played against each other without knowing what the heck we were doing.
It was fun, I thought as I did it, and a little trickier than it looks, but why do they call it a “sport”? It was so physically easy…
I spend the next two days in bed, every single muscle in my legs, calf, butt, abs, shoulder and lower back screaming at me. It’s a sport all right.
apparently the NBC stations that carried curling had better ratings than much of what was on the main channel. Go figure!
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March 1st, 2006 at 1:11 pm
Damn, son, there’s hope for you yet!
I curled once in my life: the company I worked for took everybody out to the curling rink and paid for the hot dogs and beer, and the departments played against each other without knowing what the heck we were doing.
It was fun, I thought as I did it, and a little trickier than it looks, but why do they call it a “sport”? It was so physically easy…
I spend the next two days in bed, every single muscle in my legs, calf, butt, abs, shoulder and lower back screaming at me. It’s a sport all right.
March 1st, 2006 at 1:13 pm
I just wish I didn’t have to wait until the Vancouver Olympics to see more of it
March 1st, 2006 at 5:02 pm
Awesome shot!
March 2nd, 2006 at 12:12 pm
apparently the NBC stations that carried curling had better ratings than much of what was on the main channel. Go figure!