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I don't think I'd agree at all. The requirement for Olympic events require some kind of physical effort during the activity and that doesn't fit it at all.

Honestly, I've been somewhat interested in it but I do have a friend that suffered a nasty injury from it, leaving him paralyzed from the waste down after falling 3 stories, so it's not for the faint of heart.

Trust me, Rugby is a very scary sport - some of those hits would be painful with equipment but without it, they tend to suffer some nasty head injuries.

I mean, you could just sign up for a swimming class - they're pretty affordable and it only takes a couple of weeks to a month at most before you get swimming down. Just make sure to know how much endurance you actually have as I've seen some people swim way out to sea and have no energy to swim back and have to be rescued.

I've played it a couple times and won all the games because I could get the angle on my throws right accounting for the wind as well.

I've only eve been to one of these in the US and it was okay. Not going to lie, I saw some pretty cool pickups with pools in the back.

It was based on a Japanese gameshow called Ninja Warrior that American producers copied and named it American Ninja Warrior where they have to pass over some obstacle courses.

That's my thing with caving, I remember one where a guy was stuck in a small space and they had to leave him to die. I think it happened about 15 years ago.

I'm pretty good at it because I used to play Golf as a kid. My parents used to be musicians and when they went to resorts to perform, I'd be carried around in a Golf kart and get to play Golf.

It's part of the official rules...

Yeah - I learned how to spin the ball on my finger because my big brother used to play basketball in high school.

I'd probably end up there eventually. As of now though, I'll hit up the Swiss Alps in the near future.

that's pretty wild - how long have you been collecting all the items for?

Take a nap or I just play something else or maybe go watch some TV or surf the internet.

That's plenty of games over the years, normally I just wait a few months and you'll eventually find a deal on those games.

Destroy All Humans let you take on the role of an invading alien where you can terrorize the humans and other life forms on this planet and use them for all kinds of cruel experiments among other things.

Honestly, I'm not sure how to count this because some years I'll play a lot of new games and some years, it's one or two...

This - it's like you have to be their bodyguard instead of the opposite way around and according to the main character handbook, that's not how it works...

It's true - even since the PS3 controllers, the durability of Sony Controllers has decreased drastically and the worse part is they're very expensive to replace.

When you've finished all of the main quest and max out most things and the only thing left are recurring generic missions or boss raids.

I'd say the Xbox One S controllers because you could use them wirelessly with Bluetooth so you didn't need dongles or anything else to have a wireless experience on PC.

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I only intervene when it's clearly needed. Otherwise, I just shut the hell up and let them play their game.

I've always wanted to get into it but we don't even have any decent sized waves to go surfing.

I say this all the time but the opposite always happens... That's me most of the time nowadays.