I grew up in the middle of nowhere. For a week or so, my road was closed for construction. When construction finished, they just left the road barriers stacked in the ditch. Me and the few local kids sat the barriers back up and had the road to ourselves for another few days
I once used to get into playful arguments with friends about whether chess was a sport. One person argued that it wasn’t because you can’t play it drunk. Another argued it wasn’t because it was something you play in a pub.
Can't play chess drunk? I used to goto a chess bar in Berlin that you had to known it was there and was kinda picky on who they let in. The earliest I ever got there was 04:00 after been drinking since 20:00. We played about 3-4 games each while drinking.
I've played plenty of chess drunk. Hell, some of my best recorded and timed games were played while I was either drunk, or stoned! When you're on the clock, anything that keeps the pressure from getting to your head is gonna increase your performance.
@Yixdy yeah! 1v1 and they have a certain amount of time to catch the other in that small space full of bars and ramps and ledges, teams go back and forth and the team with the most tags wins. I think the league is called World Chase Tag
I didn’t understand it for the longest time, and then it was on tv in a restaurant I was at, and it all just clicked together. It’s so much fun to watch.
The latest sports craze in the US is pickleball. There are new courts sprouting up everywhere with huge groups of people just standing there waiting for their turn.
We had a game at my gradeschool we called Gladiator; You would have 2 people start at opposite ends of the monkey bars (our were more like angled car steering wheels than straight bars) and you would try to kick the other person off.
Was this perhaps in a way inspired by having seen at least clips of the TV show Gladiators, where one of the games involved competitors trying to get across a set of hanging rings whilst one of the shows "Gladiators" tried to catch you and drag you off of said rings?
6:43 There is a Not the Nine o'clock news sketch parody of darts where the characters are looking like their gonna throw darts, but they then go for a table of alcoholic drinks, and more and more pissed! So funny! 😂
Here we had Barcode. A chocmilk carton was basically used as a dice. If it landed barcode up, the last person it touched received a free punch from those playing. This rapidly devolved into entire schoolyards beating the absolute crap out of a mark who happened to be nearby. It started as a form of hackey sack, but rapidly became mob violence.
Guys, hardcore alcohol addicts in the early stage of withdrawal have body wide tremors, he didn't drink to "steady his hands" he had to have liquor, probably 5-10 times a day to stave off siezures
Our dangerous game was called Mario. During recess we'd have the swingsets completely full. The goal of the game was to run full tilt right in front of all the kids swinging, and get to the other side without getting hit. The amount of us the got catapulted or kick in the head was concerning.
Lawn darts (screw drivers because of large amount of tools in garage) except we threw them at each other's feet. Shit was great or throwing 22lr casings with gunpowder in them into a fire pit, they were like fire crackers but spicy
Now thinking about sledding down a big hill like this'll be fiiine, there's bails and snow walls. One minute later spinning out and rolling over 3 times. Damn, that was FUN
My old flatmate at uni was president of the ultimate frisbee team. At freshers fayre, she had somebody sneer at her table, saying it wasn't a real sport then immediately turn around and go, "ooh darts". We all got a good laugh at that guy 😂
I was good enough to go to nationals for bowling in the states and I can confirm that the hook of the bowling ball is magic, and requires skill. Good video.
Marble Fighting. We used to create intricate mazes with mud that was allowed to dry and it was a mix of golf and flippos. We needed to "colonize the hueca". First marble to make it to the hole in the hill or valley at the end woudl win. But these weren´t automatic races, we instead had to punt them across the school yard, dodging running toddlers, avoiding grass traps and making it through the obstacle mazes earning points after each capture. Each kid had their own technique. Some used their thumbs, some used a mix of their middle finger, index and annular as a launch cradle. We also had tournaments where the winner could take one of the marbles from each of the losers. We had our favorite marbles of course. Some were particularly big, we never learned why. Called "peponas" those were used for dislodging and disturbing the opponents marbles to make their next shot harder. We had the "careys" elegant marbles of white glass with matte designs in primary colors, those were usually reserved for the final shot. In some instances, especially when you were playing friendly mode using only your marbles cause a friend forgot to bring theirs, we would implement zombie mode. In that instance we´d throw marbles in the air so they would form a unique pattern and we´d set a line quite a few meters away from where we´d aim. The idea was to kill all the zombies (regular green stained glass marbles) and avoid disturbing the uninfected (Careys). Each time you knocked a zombie out you´d walk up and grab it, like capturing a bishop in chess. And if you´re wondering what role did the Peponas play in this Zombie madness, now you know where Bloaters came from.
13:14 I used to work at an axe throwing bar and one of my coworkers was 2019 world champion Sam "The Sloth" Carter. He may not have been as stupendously pissed as Jockey was, but he was crossed-faded (both drunk and high) when he won the championship.
John Kruk was an American baseball player who did not look like an athlete who was on the heavy side. He said, "I'm not an athlete. I'm a baseball player."
When we were kids me and my cousins had a game called “tramp scoot” the way it worked was we took the wheels off a razor scooter and gaffa taped bags around the forks so that they wouldn’t tear the trampoline. Then we took to the trampoline and did tricks like tail whips until we smacked our shins, whoever smacked their shins least won. One summer we invented the sequel to tramp scoot which became known as “ice bounce” it was the exact same game except the trampoline had toy trucks on it that we filled with ice cubes. The idea being that after a few bounces there would be ice everywhere and random flying trucks coming to knock you off the scooter. Very smart game… took a lot of brain power…
I’m not sure of if it’s played in other countries but in Australia as a kid we played “Brandy”. It’s like tag/tiggy but whoever is “it” throws a tennis ball at the others instead of just touching someone. Hell of a fun game.
Used to enjoy playing darts before I moved to Scotland in the mid 90's. Yet when my family got to settle in, one weekend a televised professional competition was on Sky sattelite and I was hooked.
Yeah, so once my grandma helped us roll down a hill in an old rusty barrel. I went down forward crouch style (spinning end over end). I legit thought I was going to die while I was going.
There was a charity darts match in Southampton during the eighties. All the big names. Jockey Wilson got beaten by a pub player. And stormed out . He was definitely pissied that time lol 😅😅
Reminds me of that one MLB pitcher who pitched a no-hitter when high as fuck on acid. Pretty comparable athletically even, being a darts player and a baseball pitcher.
My friends used to play tile wars we went to a wooded area near my house and collected floor tiles then we’d form teams and just start chucking them at each other
In Brisbane there's a water park that has a slide with a loop and people kept getting stuck in it so they had to create an access hatch on the top of the loop just because people kept getting stuck there.
Action Park opened the looping water slide… for maybe 4 days. I was there for one of those days, and my life was saved by 1980s fashion. They wouldn’t let me on with corduroy shorts (those were an awful fashion fad at the time).
One night, after finishing our league games, we continued drinking and playing darts. My friend talked me into going to another bar, where some A-league players were finishing their matches, and he talked a couple of them into a game for money. We were very drunk, but my friend had gotten to the point where he could barely hit the board...but I was having the game of my life--I held our side up and won the game. One of the other players threw his money on the table and complained that I wasn't capable of playing that well and stomped off. So sweet. My problem, the reason I wasn't playing A-league, was that I was never consistent. I beat the best player in our league, twice, but only individual games...after I won a game, it pissed him off, and he made sure I didn't win a second one. This happened twice...and I'm pretty sure I'm just about the only person to do even that well against him. Sadly, I've mislaid my darts...but I've become disabled, too, so I can't stand well enough to throw anymore.
I have always said the difference between sport and game is not difficulty or the skill required, but rather one basic condition of the activity: If you can eat and drink normal food during play, it is a game. If you cannot, it is a sport. Cycling is an edge case, but note that in long races, the riders basically all relax and slow down whilst everyone eats from their lunch bags, and then the pace picks up again. That doesn't mean 'games are lesser than sports, in all honestly they have more relevance to normal people than sports ever will, but there is a decided difference. games are inherently social activities, sports are social activities only for the spectators. the food aspect is part of why.
Never play darts with English people. I used to play darts with one of my friends from Newcastle, and the guy was acing throws with 7 pints in. I couldn't hit the board with only 4... 😂
Drunk axe throwing should make anyone who was a kid in the 90s think of GamesWorld. FInal round on a Friday, Save the Maiden. The girl is tied to a board by her hair and the player has to to throw axes to cut each of her braids. Except the cursor keeps moving on its own because the character you're controlling is drunk. And if you it her in the face you lose.
16:17 I hate how Rubber is used to talk about so many things. Cause for a second, I thought they went to the library and grabbed a condom to kick around
12:40 I’ve never been to a pub that has shuffleboard. I love game and sports bars and none of them have that. They have darts and pool, some have snooker tables instead or as well as pool tables, they all seem to have that weird game shut the box/canoga, or even backgammon, but never have I seen shuffleboard.
Frisbee golf has been such a good sport for me, I started like a lot of others during covid. Went from being a fatass who just sat the computer all day or at the pub, to being a fatass who's at least out in nature, a good 6+ hours a week. In total, my score keeping app told me I played 170km of course length last year. That usually being in wooded/rocky terrain with a 12kg backpack, and imo that's a fair bit of exercise. Exercise that I wouldn't have done if I'd never discovered the sport!
I am only any good at darts with a couple, few drinks in me. I live in San Jose, CA, U.S., we have 2 pubs called ‘Brittania Arms’ or colloquially, “the Brit”. They have dart boards. I am shit, unless I have some libations, then I am shockingly good‼️
Everyone is astonished that I lettered in Archery. It's an incredibly "unathletic" according to some people. Oddly enough, nobody told me to that face when I had a bow in hand
We played "wall" you'd take turn standing up a wall and then the others would kick a ball at you a. Hard as the could, after everyone had a go, it was the next persons turn
If anyone was interested in knowing how a bowler gets his ball to spin the much i can try to eksplain it abit. First of the core in the balls are slightly lopsidet, Seconly the way the holes in the balls are drillet is so you only haf the outer joint of the fingers inside the holds on your ring and middle finger so when you follow your arm tru as you lets go off the ball you gives it a ton of momentem to the side. If you are right handet the momentem is twords the left, and if you are left handet the moment to twords the right. The reson why you only realy see the ball hook to the side at the ends of the bowling lane is becus the is a oil on the first 3/4 of it, so the ball cant get a good grip on the first part of the lane, Think of it as if a car is driveing on ice and then gets to a arear whit no ice, it wil haf alot easyer to get a grip on the roodeway. And i know this becus i haf bin playing bowling for 20+ years
Damn, I've never been able to comment this early. Your videos are a genuine life saver. Helps keep me focused. I love all of you and all your content and have no opinions to throw at you 😊
OK listen up my brother just so happens to be in the masters division of ultimate frisbee and he went to Italy and won gold medal two years in a row. If you say ultimate frisbee is not a sport, I challenge you to keep up with him. good luck, armchair quarterback
Jocky Wilson, in case people want to know how it's spelled to _immediately_ starting looking up videos on this deific champion of the human condition. I lament the days I wasted not knowing about him.
I love how english speaking people say Pelé's name kinda backwards, putting the emphasis on the first E instead of the second one, portuguese is weird for y'all i understand lmao
Yet another video on youtube about darts that doesn't go into the skills that these men and women have but instead "This guy was a world champion dart player but, let's not talk about that let's focus on his drinking instead" Not surprised tbh.
7:45 “No, he was really, really,…REALLY drunk”. Truly a fitting description for the Scottish people 🏴
Being that wasted actually gives him an advantage because he's seeing three bullseyes to aim at.
I grew up in the middle of nowhere. For a week or so, my road was closed for construction.
When construction finished, they just left the road barriers stacked in the ditch.
Me and the few local kids sat the barriers back up and had the road to ourselves for another few days
I once used to get into playful arguments with friends about whether chess was a sport. One person argued that it wasn’t because you can’t play it drunk. Another argued it wasn’t because it was something you play in a pub.
You should show that friend the video of Magnus Carlson destroying a grandmaster while drunk and listening to rave music
Can't play chess drunk?
I used to goto a chess bar in Berlin that you had to known it was there and was kinda picky on who they let in.
The earliest I ever got there was 04:00 after been drinking since 20:00. We played about 3-4 games each while drinking.
I've played plenty of chess drunk. Hell, some of my best recorded and timed games were played while I was either drunk, or stoned! When you're on the clock, anything that keeps the pressure from getting to your head is gonna increase your performance.
The snooker player Bill Werbeniuk drank so much in competition that he managed to get 6 pints before a game written off as tax deductible expenses
Mölkky is a respected FINNISH midsummer activity along with sauna, drinking and drowning
hell yeah
Damn, I need to come chill with y'all Finns sometime. That sounds delightful!
Professional Tag is actually a thing, it suffered a lot during covid lockdowns weirdly enough...
But it's a blast to watch!
Oh man, with the crazy ass jungle gyms? And like the pro parkour they do to get at and away from eachother? That shits wild
@Yixdy yeah! 1v1 and they have a certain amount of time to catch the other in that small space full of bars and ramps and ledges, teams go back and forth and the team with the most tags wins.
I think the league is called World Chase Tag
I didn’t understand it for the longest time, and then it was on tv in a restaurant I was at, and it all just clicked together. It’s so much fun to watch.
@fiascothe63rd it really is, my son asked to watch it and I was doubtful but I ended up getting into it as much as he was!
Jockey Wilson, forever immortalised in one of the funniest Top of the Pops moments ever.
If I took a drink every time he says "dahts" in this video, I would be dead 😂
The Welsh 🤝 the Scottish
Being drunk and still performing well
And we mexicans as well petition to join you both as well 👋🏽
The latest sports craze in the US is pickleball. There are new courts sprouting up everywhere with huge groups of people just standing there waiting for their turn.
We had a game at my gradeschool we called Gladiator; You would have 2 people start at opposite ends of the monkey bars (our were more like angled car steering wheels than straight bars) and you would try to kick the other person off.
Was this perhaps in a way inspired by having seen at least clips of the TV show Gladiators, where one of the games involved competitors trying to get across a set of hanging rings whilst one of the shows "Gladiators" tried to catch you and drag you off of said rings?
@@233Deadman I may have seen old reruns shortly before convincing my friends this would be a fun game lmao
6:43 There is a Not the Nine o'clock news sketch parody of darts where the characters are looking like their gonna throw darts, but they then go for a table of alcoholic drinks, and more and more pissed! So funny! 😂
Here we had Barcode. A chocmilk carton was basically used as a dice. If it landed barcode up, the last person it touched received a free punch from those playing. This rapidly devolved into entire schoolyards beating the absolute crap out of a mark who happened to be nearby. It started as a form of hackey sack, but rapidly became mob violence.
Guys, hardcore alcohol addicts in the early stage of withdrawal have body wide tremors, he didn't drink to "steady his hands" he had to have liquor, probably 5-10 times a day to stave off siezures
The DT's... yup. Been there, done that. Never again.
@@godlessrecovery8880 good for you, keep it up man, alcohol is one of the hardest, and *the most* dangerous drug to kick. Glad you made it through
Carl: "where do you think the perfect cast came from?"
Me: The Goofy Movie?
Our dangerous game was called Mario. During recess we'd have the swingsets completely full. The goal of the game was to run full tilt right in front of all the kids swinging, and get to the other side without getting hit. The amount of us the got catapulted or kick in the head was concerning.
Lawn darts (screw drivers because of large amount of tools in garage) except we threw them at each other's feet. Shit was great or throwing 22lr casings with gunpowder in them into a fire pit, they were like fire crackers but spicy
Now thinking about sledding down a big hill like this'll be fiiine, there's bails and snow walls. One minute later spinning out and rolling over 3 times. Damn, that was FUN
Dart's version of John Daly lmao 🤣😂
I was just gonna say jon daly
My old flatmate at uni was president of the ultimate frisbee team. At freshers fayre, she had somebody sneer at her table, saying it wasn't a real sport then immediately turn around and go, "ooh darts". We all got a good laugh at that guy 😂
I was good enough to go to nationals for bowling in the states and I can confirm that the hook of the bowling ball is magic, and requires skill. Good video.
I use to go to Action Park a few time a year. We always called this place Traction Park because of the people getting taken to hospital.
Have you seen that ‘not the nine o’clock news’ sketch with beer darts.
Marble Fighting. We used to create intricate mazes with mud that was allowed to dry and it was a mix of golf and flippos. We needed to "colonize the hueca". First marble to make it to the hole in the hill or valley at the end woudl win. But these weren´t automatic races, we instead had to punt them across the school yard, dodging running toddlers, avoiding grass traps and making it through the obstacle mazes earning points after each capture. Each kid had their own technique. Some used their thumbs, some used a mix of their middle finger, index and annular as a launch cradle. We also had tournaments where the winner could take one of the marbles from each of the losers. We had our favorite marbles of course. Some were particularly big, we never learned why. Called "peponas" those were used for dislodging and disturbing the opponents marbles to make their next shot harder. We had the "careys" elegant marbles of white glass with matte designs in primary colors, those were usually reserved for the final shot. In some instances, especially when you were playing friendly mode using only your marbles cause a friend forgot to bring theirs, we would implement zombie mode. In that instance we´d throw marbles in the air so they would form a unique pattern and we´d set a line quite a few meters away from where we´d aim. The idea was to kill all the zombies (regular green stained glass marbles) and avoid disturbing the uninfected (Careys). Each time you knocked a zombie out you´d walk up and grab it, like capturing a bishop in chess. And if you´re wondering what role did the Peponas play in this Zombie madness, now you know where Bloaters came from.
That one where people throw themselves off a steep hill after some cheese
I really like the videos where all of you can be present for the conversation!
13:14 I used to work at an axe throwing bar and one of my coworkers was 2019 world champion Sam "The Sloth" Carter. He may not have been as stupendously pissed as Jockey was, but he was crossed-faded (both drunk and high) when he won the championship.
Played the exact way he practiced cant change just cos its a competition 😂😂😂
John Kruk was an American baseball player who did not look like an athlete who was on the heavy side. He said, "I'm not an athlete. I'm a baseball player."
When we were kids me and my cousins had a game called “tramp scoot” the way it worked was we took the wheels off a razor scooter and gaffa taped bags around the forks so that they wouldn’t tear the trampoline. Then we took to the trampoline and did tricks like tail whips until we smacked our shins, whoever smacked their shins least won.
One summer we invented the sequel to tramp scoot which became known as “ice bounce” it was the exact same game except the trampoline had toy trucks on it that we filled with ice cubes. The idea being that after a few bounces there would be ice everywhere and random flying trucks coming to knock you off the scooter.
Very smart game… took a lot of brain power…
Makes me proud to be scottish
Exactly what I was going to say
Same 🏴
the way he spread his arm after shooting, maybe he was giving the darts bit of a spin idk. like, there has to be a secret or something, right?
Us Englishmen are jealous of Scottish skills, thats why we invaded a bunch lol.
Same
I’m not sure of if it’s played in other countries but in Australia as a kid we played “Brandy”.
It’s like tag/tiggy but whoever is “it” throws a tennis ball at the others instead of just touching someone.
Hell of a fun game.
Used to enjoy playing darts before I moved to Scotland in the mid 90's. Yet when my family got to settle in, one weekend a televised professional competition was on Sky sattelite and I was hooked.
Oh the tag thing reminded me. Apparently there is a professional tag, with parkour guys, in a smallish arena.
I am American, and I loved playing tidlywinks while i was a kid.
Yeah, so once my grandma helped us roll down a hill in an old rusty barrel. I went down forward crouch style (spinning end over end). I legit thought I was going to die while I was going.
One of my dads friends was on the demo team for bowling in the 88 summer Olympics.
Yeah this all tracks just about perfect for this man honestly.
There was a charity darts match in Southampton during the eighties. All the big names. Jockey Wilson got beaten by a pub player. And stormed out . He was definitely pissied that time lol 😅😅
Hammerschlagen is hands down my favorite bar sport. Its everywhere here in Wisconsin. Plus trickshot rules make it extra interesting.
Reminds me of that one MLB pitcher who pitched a no-hitter when high as fuck on acid. Pretty comparable athletically even, being a darts player and a baseball pitcher.
Dock Ellis, fantastic pitcher and person. Advocated for black athletes and for pro athletes rights.
My friends used to play tile wars we went to a wooded area near my house and collected floor tiles then we’d form teams and just start chucking them at each other
Professional just means "I make my living this way." Not that I am necessarily good or the best at this.
8:52 - maybe his default state was knurd. 😜
Born 20 pints short.
In Brisbane there's a water park that has a slide with a loop and people kept getting stuck in it so they had to create an access hatch on the top of the loop just because people kept getting stuck there.
Test dummies would fly out of the end missing limbs and heads pretty much every time too lol
Action Park opened the looping water slide… for maybe 4 days. I was there for one of those days, and my life was saved by 1980s fashion. They wouldn’t let me on with corduroy shorts (those were an awful fashion fad at the time).
Drunk , aye? Well, you know what? everyone's process is different 😂
One night, after finishing our league games, we continued drinking and playing darts. My friend talked me into going to another bar, where some A-league players were finishing their matches, and he talked a couple of them into a game for money. We were very drunk, but my friend had gotten to the point where he could barely hit the board...but I was having the game of my life--I held our side up and won the game. One of the other players threw his money on the table and complained that I wasn't capable of playing that well and stomped off. So sweet. My problem, the reason I wasn't playing A-league, was that I was never consistent. I beat the best player in our league, twice, but only individual games...after I won a game, it pissed him off, and he made sure I didn't win a second one. This happened twice...and I'm pretty sure I'm just about the only person to do even that well against him. Sadly, I've mislaid my darts...but I've become disabled, too, so I can't stand well enough to throw anymore.
We used to used tractor inner tubes. Blow them up and get in at the top of a hill and roll down. Good times
When we were small we would get box roughly 3 ft by 3ft, toss a bunch of blankets in, crawl inside....and then roll it down the stairs...
there was a skit by (I think) Smith & jones where they took the mickey out of darts with drinks. pretty much epitomised darts back in the day
I have always said the difference between sport and game is not difficulty or the skill required, but rather one basic condition of the activity: If you can eat and drink normal food during play, it is a game. If you cannot, it is a sport. Cycling is an edge case, but note that in long races, the riders basically all relax and slow down whilst everyone eats from their lunch bags, and then the pace picks up again.
That doesn't mean 'games are lesser than sports, in all honestly they have more relevance to normal people than sports ever will, but there is a decided difference. games are inherently social activities, sports are social activities only for the spectators. the food aspect is part of why.
Never play darts with English people. I used to play darts with one of my friends from Newcastle, and the guy was acing throws with 7 pints in. I couldn't hit the board with only 4... 😂
So in the same way a drunken fist master kinda needs to be drunk. He is the drunken dart master..😂
Drunk axe throwing should make anyone who was a kid in the 90s think of GamesWorld. FInal round on a Friday, Save the Maiden. The girl is tied to a board by her hair and the player has to to throw axes to cut each of her braids.
Except the cursor keeps moving on its own because the character you're controlling is drunk. And if you it her in the face you lose.
16:17 I hate how Rubber is used to talk about so many things. Cause for a second, I thought they went to the library and grabbed a condom to kick around
Someone needs to make a movie about that guy
12:40 I’ve never been to a pub that has shuffleboard. I love game and sports bars and none of them have that. They have darts and pool, some have snooker tables instead or as well as pool tables, they all seem to have that weird game shut the box/canoga, or even backgammon, but never have I seen shuffleboard.
Not so fun fact: somebody died from ferret legging. The ferret tore his intestines
One of the reasons for banning drinking during matches was due to a Not the 9 O’clock News sketch
Me and a friend would throw rocks at a hornet nest. And then run like fucking hell.
I played “balance on the plastic edge of the playground and go around it”
Bowls is another sport that's not respected but incredibly hard to play well.
Being pulled behind a quad-bike, car, truck, or tractor on a sled.
They need a bowling tournament with Dock Ellis on LSD
Frisbee golf has been such a good sport for me, I started like a lot of others during covid. Went from being a fatass who just sat the computer all day or at the pub, to being a fatass who's at least out in nature, a good 6+ hours a week. In total, my score keeping app told me I played 170km of course length last year. That usually being in wooded/rocky terrain with a 12kg backpack, and imo that's a fair bit of exercise. Exercise that I wouldn't have done if I'd never discovered the sport!
Dude drank like my dad, impressive.
Darts is not just a sport. It is a martial art.
Could you imagine Olympic Action Park
I am only any good at darts with a couple, few drinks in me. I live in San Jose, CA, U.S., we have 2 pubs called ‘Brittania Arms’ or colloquially, “the Brit”. They have dart boards. I am shit, unless I have some libations, then I am shockingly good‼️
Everyone is astonished that I lettered in Archery. It's an incredibly "unathletic" according to some people.
Oddly enough, nobody told me to that face when I had a bow in hand
We played "wall" you'd take turn standing up a wall and then the others would kick a ball at you a. Hard as the could, after everyone had a go, it was the next persons turn
darts is a bar sport, doesn't mean its not a sport, thats just how it got popular
I just discovered this dudes video game a few weeks ago
I heard that jocky Wilson lost his last tooth at the age of 28 because he ate that much sugar.
I passed grade 10 final math exams drunk off my arse. Sadly I did better than when I was sober.....
I'm not an alcoholic, I'm an athlete in training😂
I was born in the 90’s we didn’t know any better but I was a kid a lot of the other kids on my block would play a game called smear the
Iykyk
Was snooker ever a pub sport. How many pubs have space for a table and a cues length all around. Even a full table.
tiddlywinks? More like diddlytwinks
@13:00 Drinking and axe throwing? Local business does that, but it is Wisconsin...... So, statewide pastime.
If anyone was interested in knowing how a bowler gets his ball to spin the much i can try to eksplain it abit. First of the core in the balls are slightly lopsidet, Seconly the way the holes in the balls are drillet is so you only haf the outer joint of the fingers inside the holds on your ring and middle finger so when you follow your arm tru as you lets go off the ball you gives it a ton of momentem to the side. If you are right handet the momentem is twords the left, and if you are left handet the moment to twords the right. The reson why you only realy see the ball hook to the side at the ends of the bowling lane is becus the is a oil on the first 3/4 of it, so the ball cant get a good grip on the first part of the lane, Think of it as if a car is driveing on ice and then gets to a arear whit no ice, it wil haf alot easyer to get a grip on the roodeway. And i know this becus i haf bin playing bowling for 20+ years
Damn, I've never been able to comment this early. Your videos are a genuine life saver. Helps keep me focused. I love all of you and all your content and have no opinions to throw at you 😊
Lol you could make a whole video series about (tr)Action Park
Not really a sport, but we'd take an old mattress and tie it to a car and drive down dirt roads as we took turns riding the mattress
OK listen up my brother just so happens to be in the masters division of ultimate frisbee and he went to Italy and won gold medal two years in a row. If you say ultimate frisbee is not a sport, I challenge you to keep up with him. good luck, armchair quarterback
have you done Bill Werbeniuk?
Jocky Wilson, in case people want to know how it's spelled to _immediately_ starting looking up videos on this deific champion of the human condition. I lament the days I wasted not knowing about him.
Kabuddi is a fun sport
Thought this was gonna ge About Andy Fordham. Lot of heavy drinkers tjete😮
one i wall ways won at school was punch for punch never got beten
bad ligments worked wonders
I love how english speaking people say Pelé's name kinda backwards, putting the emphasis on the first E instead of the second one, portuguese is weird for y'all i understand lmao
I’d watch the Olympics more if they let there players drink it would be more entertaining
Yet another video on youtube about darts that doesn't go into the skills that these men and women have but instead "This guy was a world champion dart player but, let's not talk about that let's focus on his drinking instead" Not surprised tbh.
That’s, just like your opinion man
Whip wall ball
Sorry im not paying attention im drunk
check out lacrosse those guys beat the shit out of eachother
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