Olympic curling?

[chaostat]

So when the opponent knocks the rock out, the other team loses that point?

Yes, no scoring happens until all stones released in an inn (think inning)

 

[chaostat]

Its like team shuffleboard. But on ice...with scrapers to angle your shot...

Makes you wonder who thought golfing would be interesting...

HAH! You already know-

 

[timbgtm]

Was beer spilled or not?

Might make it more interesting .

 

[fastfish66]

Might make it more interesting .

HUMMMMMMMMMMMMM WHAT TIME IS IT?HUMMMMMMMMMMM

 

[jcountry]

 

[timbgtm]

Come on J, get real. Lol

 

[jcountry]

Come on J, get real. Lol

I used to go to Canada a lot.

I've had some discussions about curling and how I don't understand it. I guess it's just something people come up with when it's hella cold and there's not much else to do. Much like ice fishing.

I'm pretty sure it's a drinking sport for canadians. Pretty sure everything is a drinking sport for them

 

[jcountry]

The really fun part is when the crowd yells "sweep, sweep!"

You just gotta love any activity involving ice, brooms and big rocks. Whomever invented this thing had to be very drunk. I believe it's of Scottish origin, so that would make sense.

 

[gh1950]

We actually had a cat we could do that with. Slide him all the way across the room on wood floors.

 

[gh1950]

The really fun part is when the crowd yells "sweep, sweep!"

You just gotta love any activity involving ice, brooms and big rocks. Whomever invented this thing had to be very drunk. I believe it's of Scottish origin, so that would make sense.

Factoid. All the stones come from one deserted island off the coast of Scotland.