[What is the average of the members of this site?]

14 minutes ago, Coconuts said:

I'm 31, I've officially been here since 2009 but I've been reading posts on here since the mid 2000's. WCE was waning by the time I was invested in hockey so the Sedin team was my team. 

I'm 52 .....been on the site since 2007. This is my 6th post. I lurk and read a lot 

[Is it a sport? [Poll]]

On 12/12/2020 at 2:32 AM, RWMc1 said:

What about croquet or lawn darts?

What about wrestling WWwhatever style? They are not competing. They're just putting on a show with a pre-determined winner! I think the competition element separates physical activities, sports entertainment, and exercises from sports.

 

Pool can definitely be a sport in some of the bars I played in. It can morph into a foot race and/or a mma style fight if you don't pay the bet you just lost.

 

WWE isn't that glorified acting? With stunts

[Is it a sport? [Poll]]

On 11/24/2020 at 12:54 AM, debluvscanucks said:

Running:  yes

Bowling:  yes

Golf:  yes

Poker:  Hell no

Darts: No

Pool: No

 

Anything that gets you out and moving around I consider a sport.  Some aren't "intensity sports"...but they're still things that offer a competitive element and get people moving around.

what about snooker? For me its like darts in that's its a pub game

[Rugby World Cup - Japan 2019]

Could tell from about 20 minutes that England weren't going to win, too many mistakes and penalties. 

[The Official European Football (Soccer) Thread]

On 10/6/2019 at 7:18 PM, RUPERTKBD said:

I assume you're talking about the Bayern match?

 

....because they backed it up yesterday with a 3-nil loss to Brighton.

 

City losing 2-nil at home to Wolves is a bit of a shock too....

That was a shock. You could see it happening from the first 20 minutes as Wolves were through 3 times and should have scored at least once. We sat in the stand next to the Wolves fans who took great delight in letting us know the scores