I just learned about a cool game played with a decapitated goat. Buzkashi.
Now we just need a game to play with the goat's head, and then we'll be using the whole goat.
How about soccer?
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I just learned about a cool game played with a decapitated goat. Buzkashi.
Now we just need a game to play with the goat's head, and then we'll be using the whole goat.
How about soccer?
Calvinball seems appropriate for a goat's head.
I love how it can last for days. It's like Quidditch only on horses instead of brooms and with only one ball that's actually a dead goat.
Sorta-bot-not-really-relatedly, Evil Monkey’s Guide to Kosher Imaginary Animals
"he gave the children candy, the Dalai Lama said. But then the toddler stayed awake all night, "shouting, crying and moving."
BWAHAHAHA!
Random link o' the day: Thai theme-park's sinister naked baby bathroom gargoyles
Even better is that the kids spat the candy out!
I saw that - how great. And the mom looking back over her shoulder at the resting dad/daughter pair. hee. great article. must needs to do something with that. thanks Kat!
It is a rich and wondrous world in which one can say:
Buzkashi is often compared to polo. Both games are played between people on horseback, both involve propelling an object toward a goal, and both get fairly rough. However, polo is played with a ball, while Buzkashi is played with a dead animal. Polo matches are played for fixed periods totaling about an hour; traditional Buzkashi may continue for days
Where is ESPN on this?
The show it on ESPN 8, "The Ocho."
Didn't you read about it in the most recent issue of OSQ?
(Damn. That stupid movie was made for me. It really was.)