There’s this game where these guys put on armor and spend their time trying to grab hold of and move an inflated bladder from one end of a field to another. For some reason, it’s called “foot ball,” but, far as I can tell, it does not involve feet very much.
allen@home over 1 year ago
I guess all three.
fretlessman71 over 1 year ago
It’s “Grabhat”. The other two are real; teqball is kinda cool, while the other is equal parts ridiculous and titillating.
Ellis97 over 1 year ago
They all sound pretty fake to me.
jagedlo over 1 year ago
Now we get to the ’vast wasteland" that was predicted years ago…
ajr58(1) over 1 year ago
And now the question will appear in this week’s “Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me “
Linguist over 1 year ago
Do people actually waste their time sitting in front of a screen watching this shite?
alexius23 over 1 year ago
All sports are junk sports~to the non fan
198.23.5.11 over 1 year ago
Now baseball is all cable—-used to be all over regular TV on holidays.
Chestnut only ate 62,the sissy
strictures over 1 year ago
That is the result of the current writer’s strike!
BlueKnight25 over 1 year ago
I guess those on the left side of the IQ curve have to pass the time somehow.
Totalloser Premium Member over 1 year ago
it was until Grabhat became a professional league it was first shown on the Ocho now it follows Cornholing on ESPN 2.
New Sports on TV:
Beach Tennis: Tennis on the beach the ball can’t hit the ground. Tennis style racket, softer ball then tennis
Padel: Tennis with Tennis Ball/Paddleball Racquet played in a glass enclosure with open door that players can run out and it ball
3 Way Soccer: Small Triangular Field 5 players a team 3 teams at once
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member over 1 year ago
I used to know a guy who mocked all the new “sports” on TV with a catchall phrase; Amish rake-fighting.
Teto85 Premium Member over 1 year ago
Nope. I have “Dune” and “Libeled Lady” queued up for today.
198.23.5.11 over 1 year ago
Can you clone pinstriped big toes?
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 1 year ago
There’s this game where these guys put on armor and spend their time trying to grab hold of and move an inflated bladder from one end of a field to another. For some reason, it’s called “foot ball,” but, far as I can tell, it does not involve feet very much.