ahhh ok, im a cowboys supporter........and like the old saying goes...i follow my team, and any that are playing manly :D:D:D
Baseball isn't very universal. Outside of the Americas I don't think it is very popular in any country except Japan. Maybe it has picked up in other countries since I last followed. (I remember watching a college/semi-pro baseball game between the Philippines and Australia in some Asian baseball tournament....though they weren't very good.)
I forgot the Canadians when making the poll. I regularly go to NHL and semi-pro hockey games when I'm back in the US (seems that I'm always in the US during the winter). It's a fun sport to watch. Women's tennis is my favorite sport to watch on television....all that grunting and moaning while in short skirts, that's entertainment right there!
The only way you couldn't score in Dumaguete is if you were abnormally ugly.......and extremely broke. I have yet to meet a guy that unlucky.
Golf was a favourite of mine back in Oz were I could play 9 holes almost anytime without all the flash motorized cart, caddies, rack girl and correct attire for around p800ish. Here I simply can't afford it, unlike so many other things here, where it works the other way.
I had a membership at Ang Tay. Around 50k for a year. A bit overpriced for what it is. I still Ha e some clubs there if anyone would be interested in buying a set.
I still think it is a waste of a 2 hour walk others may think Cricket is like watching paint dry but each to our own :oops: Sorry Guys and Gals but I am waiting for Dinner
two hours for a round of golf! you must be better than the average golfer mate. Even for nine holes. Cricket, I have to agree with you, more like watching grass grow.
