Quiz Question 2
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English sport? American? Neither?
I'm not sure of its origins but its a worldwide sport. There is no punchline either, its a genuine question.
| Is it rowing? |
Well done Pop, thats the thread over!
Oct 8, 2007
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Is it rowing? Oxford vs Cambridge. The team goes backwards apart from the one with the megaphone thingy.
Cox!
*cabbage patch*
Come again?
It's my celebratory dance.
Nice one mate! It took me ages to get that. My bother asked me yesterday. I was thinking rugby.... tug 'o' war.. got it in the end but I thought I'd throw it out to you brainiacs and see who would suss it. Seems no-one found it as taxing as me.
Perhaps it's time to release some gas to make space, Tony.
Suss?
Cheers Gareth, I'm always getting into trouble me. I've been a bit down in the dumps lately so last night I decided to ring the Samaritans for a bit of councilling. Anyway, I was greeted on the phone by a man working at an Indian call centre. This in itself was no big deal, but when I told him I was feeling suicidal he became exited and asked me if I could fly a plane....
lol
Wait, you aren't serious are you?
Wait, you aren't serious are you?
Along similar lines, I heard there were 5 sports you win going backwards and i can only think of 4, two of which mentioned above. Also, which race is won without ever crossing the line? Answer later.
A presidential race.
doo_grammar_good wrote: A presidential race.
Yeah, ok and Adam was first in the human race. the answer is a swimming race. Also, backstroke is won going backwards, as is the pole vault. I seriously dont know the other. Answers please!
mxdplay4 wrote: backstroke is won going backwards, as is the pole vault
I should love to see someone do the pole vault going backwards. :-)
I heard a good question today. What team sport does everyone travel backwards apart from one person?