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What's Your Favorite Sport?

Discussie in 'Off-Topic Forum' gestart door Rye83, 30 dec 2014.

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What's your favorite sport?

  1. American Football

    2 stem(men)
    18,2%

  2. Football (soccer)

    7 stem(men)
    63,6%

  3. Baseball

    1 stem(men)
    9,1%

  4. Basketball

    0 stem(men)
    0,0%

  5. Rugby

    1 stem(men)
    9,1%
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  1. WATSISNAME

    WATSISNAME DI Member

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    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
     
    WATSISNAME, 2 jan 2015
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    Rye83

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    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.)
     
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    Ice hockey and tennis are quite universal I think. Well, ice hockey at least in the Europe and US.
     
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    denpet, 2 jan 2015
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    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! :wink:
     
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    Pocket pool is popular for those, for whatever unimaginable reasons, cannot score in town...
     
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    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.
     
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    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.
     
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    philofoz, 4 jan 2015
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    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.
     
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    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 :rolleyes:
     
    Jack Peterson, 4 jan 2015
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    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.
     
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