StalkingWilbur
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Ps. While I love many of the sports mentioned above, none of them are as good as MMA.
Four-fifty? For jousting sticks? Tell 'im he's dreaming.Ducatiboy stu said:Pfftt....Jousting....ftw......winner takes the glory.
So many questions to be answered here...Dave70 said:Turkish wrestling makes gay look hetro.
Ok so its kinda like an orgy of MMA but with a guy dressed as Genghis Kahn refereeing and for some reason Ronald Mcdonald is there too.Dave70 said:Actually that reminds me of another quirky euro sport. Calcio Storico.
The object as best I can decipher appears to be to get the ball from one of the field to the other whilst shattering as many jaws as possible along the way. Kind of like how the Springboks roll..
Think volleyball / vale tudo hybrid, but with less rules but more Italian boofheads.
You cookin' Hughes? You gay mate?Liam_snorkel said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in9SiDtJLaU
We used to play this In school, we called it Italian Football though. There wasn't as much one on one boxing like in that vid, but it was pretty much no rules football, the ball just had to get across the opps line (rope in front of the boundary fences) with nothing ruled out to stop them. Teachers used to stop it every now and then so we had to pretend we were playing touch footy with a soccer ball. We even played this in primary school I remember. Kinda freaky u found a vid of it, I never knew it was real, I just figured it was something some stupid kid made up and we all played, I didn't even know what Tha *** Italians were back then. I better forward this onto the ol school matesDave70 said:Actually that reminds me of another quirky euro sport. Calcio Storico.
The object as best I can decipher appears to be to get the ball from one of the field to the other whilst shattering as many jaws as possible along the way. Kind of like how the Springboks roll..
Think volleyball / vale tudo hybrid, but with less rules but more Italian boofheads.
http://youtu.be/FNV7EYotnvI
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