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notiaraincluded

18 || Video || Guess who else is bored...

Nov 07, 2011 12:54

I know some of you are from places similar enough to mine to understand this, but fall is known for something other than...that holiday we're not speaking of.

[He leans down and sits back up holding a football.]

That's right. Football. American football, for those of you who would feel the need to point out the difference. Anyways, what I'm ( Read more... )

football, luke's bored

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thinkb4ublink November 7 2011, 20:50:45 UTC

It is a bleedin' mystery why it's even called 'football'. How often do you even touch the ball with your foot?

notiaraincluded November 7 2011, 21:05:23 UTC

You wanna go by that logic, why not just call soccer "kick ball"?

thinkb4ublink November 8 2011, 11:21:18 UTC

I am going by that logic and since the ball has to be hit by the foot to move, then calling it football is logical.

notiaraincluded November 8 2011, 17:37:30 UTC

Well I didn't have any say in the naming of either one of them so I really don't give a damn. You playing or not?

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notiaraincluded November 7 2011, 22:12:20 UTC

Since we haven't got any sort of "officials" we'll be playing by old school rules.

I'll put up the details if we can get more players.

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notiaraincluded November 8 2011, 01:34:44 UTC

Looking that way.

majorum_pride November 7 2011, 23:23:47 UTC

I'm willing to learn. [Rhade likes all the games.]

notiaraincluded November 7 2011, 23:26:51 UTC

Good, good. It's pretty simple really.

majorum_pride November 8 2011, 07:22:03 UTC

I'm willing to look into it even if you don't put together a full team. I used to play basketball with my captain.

emptyyourself November 7 2011, 23:37:31 UTC

How is it played?

notiaraincluded November 8 2011, 00:20:03 UTC

The basic point is for one team to move the ball from one side of the field to the other side. The designated area for scoring is called the end zone. Teams can throw the ball (known as passing) or they can run the ball. The opposing team is obviously trying to stop them by tackling the person in possession of the ball.

emptyyourself November 8 2011, 00:28:15 UTC

It sounds like Quodpot.

Does the ball explode at any point?

notiaraincluded November 8 2011, 00:36:56 UTC

No...the ball never explodes.

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paradoxlol November 8 2011, 00:13:45 UTC

I'll play.

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If you don't mind having someone who hasn't touched a football in over a decade.

notiaraincluded November 8 2011, 00:20:43 UTC

Nah, I don't mind. More the merrier.

paradoxlol November 8 2011, 00:47:50 UTC

I'll see if I can rope my inmate into it, too.

notiaraincluded November 8 2011, 00:55:51 UTC

Cool. You might use it as a bonding experience...unless you're on opposing teams.

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