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Post 361

Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents.

smiley - laugh!


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Post 362

HappyDude

croquet - useing a mallet to wack small balls through hoops


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Post 363

Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents.

Actually have played that one, when I was really little.

Though I used the clubs (are they called clubs??) mostly for pounding pointed sticks into the ground in an attempt to get to the other side of the earth.

I think I was a mite bizarre as a youngster.


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Post 364

parrferris

I think they're called mallets, Amy. smiley - biggrin

:::re-strings his tennis bat:::


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Post 365

HappyDude

can we settle on "wacking the ball type thingies" ..?


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Post 366

Shea the Sarcastic

Wouldn't you technically be malleting the ball type thingies?


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Post 367

Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents.

smiley - laugh Hmm... I always perferred "spiked raquet of death" for tennis "bat"... smiley - devil


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Post 368

Shea the Sarcastic

smiley - yikes


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Post 369

Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents.

Yep, we girls in "band gym" (called so only because it flip flopped perfectly in our schedules with concert band) started having a bit too much fun with the tennis part of gym class...


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Post 370

Shea the Sarcastic

Heh, heh ... that's nice, Amy ...

::backs away slowly::


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Post 371

Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents.

Oh, come back here, those were my friends' ideas and thinking about tennis always brings them to mind...

smiley - tongueout

smiley - hug?


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Post 372

Shea the Sarcastic

smiley - hug!


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Post 373

Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents.

smiley - biggrinsmiley - hug!!!


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Post 374

Yael Smith

smiley - hugsmiley - hug?


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Post 375

Shea the Sarcastic

smiley - hugsmiley - hug?!?


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Post 376

Yael Smith

smiley - biggrin! smiley - hugsmiley - hug!!


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Post 377

Uncle Heavy [sic]

what game do you play with a wombat?

wom


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Post 378

Yael Smith

Didn't get it smiley - sadface


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Post 379

Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents.

Me neither... well, sort of, but it doesn't make much sense. smiley - sadface Sorry, man.

smiley - hug for everyone!


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Post 380

Uncle Heavy [sic]

well, you play cricket with a cricket bat, baseball with a baseball bat and...other games with similarly named apparatus. Wom, therefore, is played with a wombat.

it was a pun or play on words. a wombat is a small marsupial, but were there a game named wom, which required a tool of some description, said tool may well be called a wom bat, or, when abbreviated for comic affect, a wombat, which refers to the aforementioned marsupial of the same nomenclature.

i hope that clears it all up for you


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