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Casual Catch

The Casual Catch office game
 
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Casual Catch is a game that a few of us at work devised. The premise is simple,

You have to catch objects thrown at you with the least amount of effort possible. For maximum points you should ideally catch the object without disturbing what you are doing. For example if writing you should attempt to catch the object without stopping writing this being one of the ultimate casual catches!

You can work out your own scoring system and its probably best to start with a crumpled up piece of paper. The idea is never to declare when you are going to throw something at someone, you simply say "casual" as you throw it.

So much fun especailly when you mate fluffs it and spills coffee over their keyboard or is too casual and the object smacks them straight in the kisser!

Hopefully this will be played in office's across the globe until we have a Casual Catch world championship!

S-note, Jun 18 2007

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       sp. offices
pertinax, Jun 18 2007
  

       I just casually threw a office fan at a co-worker, it didn't go down to well. I may not be posting for the next couple of weeks. (I simply said "casual" as you suggested)
skinflaps, Jun 18 2007
  

       How many points does one get for catching a sharp letter opener in their teeth?
...just wondering.
xandram, Jun 18 2007
  

       Disappointed, misread this as casual crotch.
nuclear hobo, Jun 18 2007
  

       Causual crotch.
normzone, Jun 18 2007
  


 

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