Roshambo
http://www.worldrps.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=14&Itemid=31
In case you didn't know how to play the classic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, here's a site that will tell you how to do it.
The Official 'RPS' League. -Yeah, there's one.- They hold that Rock, Paper, Scissors isn't actually the game of chance that we all consider it to be and is all based off of psychology. Skim through the pages, it explains it all in detail. Vivid detail.
In order to ensure fair play, players must strive to make their hand signals as representative and as uniform as possible. The following techniques for representing the throws have been developed and approved by the World RPS Society for all levels of recreational and professional play. Collectively they are known as the Internationally Recognized Throwing System (IRTS) and as long as they are utilized they will ensure unambiguous deliver every time.
I just think that this is hilarious. They have huge tournaments and everything. Thousands of dollars on the line out there.
But my question is...is it even a sport?
What do all of you think?
In case you didn't know how to play the classic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, here's a site that will tell you how to do it.
The Official 'RPS' League. -Yeah, there's one.- They hold that Rock, Paper, Scissors isn't actually the game of chance that we all consider it to be and is all based off of psychology. Skim through the pages, it explains it all in detail. Vivid detail.
In order to ensure fair play, players must strive to make their hand signals as representative and as uniform as possible. The following techniques for representing the throws have been developed and approved by the World RPS Society for all levels of recreational and professional play. Collectively they are known as the Internationally Recognized Throwing System (IRTS) and as long as they are utilized they will ensure unambiguous deliver every time.
I just think that this is hilarious. They have huge tournaments and everything. Thousands of dollars on the line out there.
But my question is...is it even a sport?
What do all of you think?