Anyone watching Curling ?

GoldCrown said:
You are insulting the Valium!!
Relaxing?.. like a coma.
Goofy as shit?.. You are insulting the shit.
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And more people watch curling in 2weeks of the O's than have or will EVER watch pool. Once every two yrs i like it. All the time?? UhHH, no.
 
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garczar said:
And more people watch curling in 2weeks of the O's than have or will EVER watch pool. Truth. Once every two yrs i like it. All the time??
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I'll wait for the Best Of Curling Box set. Would love to see a Highlight Film with the music and commentator. Win or lose is there crying in Curling. Does anyone own Curling Cards (like baseball cards)
 
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GoldCrown said:
I'll wait for the Best Of Curling Box set. Would love to see a Highlight Film with the music and commentator. Win or lose is there crying in Curling. Does anyone own Curling Cards (like baseball cards)
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Your point here? Figured out 'search'? Congrats.
 
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GoldCrown said:
I'll wait for the Best Of Curling Box set. Would love to see a Highlight Film with the music and commentator. Win or lose is there crying in Curling. Does anyone own Curling Cards (like baseball cards)
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At the rate that Baseball negotiations are moving ya might want to start a Curling Card business. chucklin'

hank
 
The top curling pro's have net worth's in the millions, much of it from endorsements, in case anyone cares.

Dave <-- in a land where towns are judged on the quality of their curling rinks
 
DaveK said:
The top curling pro's have net worth's in the millions, much of it from endorsements, in case anyone cares.

Dave <-- in a land where towns are judged on the quality of their curling rinks
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Yup, there are lots of different ways to accumulate a fortune. Personally, I feel it's a bit late in life for me to take up curling, but good luck to those that try.
 
I have friends in a curling league about 45 minutes from me. I enjoy watching curling as well. Has similarities to pool, especially the novelty game bobbleball.
 
sjm said:
Yup, there are lots of different ways to accumulate a fortune. Personally, I feel it's a bit late in life for me to take up curling, but good luck to those that try.
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Never too late Stu :) While I don't think this fella accumulated a fortune throwing rocks he did get into the news around here recently :

regina.ctvnews.ca

'Get the exercise and get moving': 98-year-old Sask. veteran credits health to biweekly curling

A 98-year-old Saskatchewan veteran who served during the Second World War continues to keep himself in shape by curling twice a week at a Regina club.
regina.ctvnews.ca regina.ctvnews.ca

Gotta love these games like pool, golf and curling that you can enjoy forever.

Dave <--- plans to be a 98 year old pool player in 35 years
 
middleofnowhere said:
Unfortunately, that's what most people believe watching pool is. Trying to denigrate curling doesn't in any way raise pool.
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It’s the same as pool. If you never hit a ball and don’t know what draw, follow, stop shots are or what the good side of the OB to be in pool is nothing to watch. So 99.2% of the people watching don’t know what they are watching. Which is why pool ain’t got a audience. Snooker has a running score as the game progresses so it’s watchable for that reason alone and works. Has since 1985

Best
Fatboy
 
middleofnowhere said:
One game I can't watch is Cricket.
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Have you had a chance to watch the World Cup (which is played as ODI format) or T20? I find ODI the most interesting as it sort of splits the difference between the test form of the game (which is the long one) and T20 which more like a football game. Regardless, it’s an awesome game once you get it.
 
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