Tomato soup was always my favorite - but not anymore...
Naturally, this thing would be found in the antipodes.
Don't just let those binder clips pile up in a drawer; put 'em to work.
Say, who's up for a spot of dwile flonking?
I suspect this is one of Michelle Obama's school lunch suggestions (H/T: Mrs. Paco).
On the baseball one
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We're Americans dammmmmit, we can make a semi-auto baseball-thrower.
Use cartridges.
Of course, that would mean that only states with civilized gun-laws could be in the league, but who isn't tired of watching the Yankees win?
US Army cannon of the period:
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Cheers
Margarita soup. Well worth considering.
ReplyDeleteIt seems to me that many of the "lost sports" probably involved substantial alcohol consumption. Yeah, including "cannon baseball".
ReplyDeleteDwile flonking is a thirsty business.
ReplyDeleteI read an article as a kid about kite fighting, popular in Japan at the time. It involved huge kites with spears at the tips, controlled by teams on the ropes smashing each others kites, and fist fights were part of it as the teams would maneuver into each other. I always wanted to see that.
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