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Played on recreations of army obstacle courses. Must haves: swamp pit, simulated air bombing raids, barbed wire, climbing walls, and drill sergeant caddies. And of course, the windmill.
The next Olympic sport?
Inspired by the classic...
http://www.halfbake...n_20of_20(anything)
[RayfordSteele, Feb 25 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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spelling in title - correction please |
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From the title, I was expecting a table-top version of the amusement (or, to be really extreme, a pocket version). |
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qb, that would be 'extreme[ly] miniature golf.' |
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I've always found that mini golf can be best played violently. The best way to get the ball in the hole (before which it needs to go round two corners, through a tunnel, and over a hill) is to whack it as hard as possible in the vague direction of the hole. It generally goes right in. |
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The park would have to have a big sign: |
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NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS OF LIMBS, VISION, HEARING, OR LIFE. |
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