Strangely, the WaPo article somehow didn't mention to its readers that Biathlon involves the keeping and bearing of arms. I'm sure that it was an innocent oversight.
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Sunday, February 23, 2014
Guess what's the least dangerous sport in the Winter Olympics?
Go ahead and guess (hint: it involves the use of live ammunition):
Strangely, the WaPo article somehow didn't mention to its readers that Biathlon involves the keeping and bearing of arms. I'm sure that it was an innocent oversight.
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Strangely, the WaPo article somehow didn't mention to its readers that Biathlon involves the keeping and bearing of arms. I'm sure that it was an innocent oversight.
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Ok, I'll say it. LOL. There.
Wait - curling has an injury rate? Is it from dropping the stone on your toes? Or is it beer-related?
Graybeard, curling is from Scotland, via Canada. Of course beer is involved.
;-)
good point!!!
And to think that no one went wild and shot into the crowd.
What? GUNS, and it's less dangerous than curling?
I'm aghast!
gfa
PS - Don't they use BROOMS in curling?
The part that fascinates me is that adding a rifle appears to make cross country skiing three times safer.
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