Yeah, Klees have been there a long time. I even played tennis with his wife once. (She's quite good, btw.)
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Ceremony
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Is throwing bean bags into a hole an American thing? Are there actual places where you can go and do this?
cinchronicity
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Not only are there places to play this game ( frequently called 'corn hole') but it is actually on ESPN and other minor sports networks. There is a 'professional' league which I do not understand, because I always felt that this activity requires a lot of beer drinking, but the professionals take it very seriously and only drink Monster, or whatever drink sponsors them (but not beer.). Of course, Americans - for many years - religiously watched bowling on TV.
Ceremony
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Corn hole? Like the uh.... like the Beavis and Butthead joke?
Bill Peckerskull
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JoeSakic13
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Who doesn’t love a good game of Holes of Glory.
This game. It's gotten pretty popular in the U.S over the past 10ish years.
Bill Peckerskull
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Hennessy
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It's needed a new name for some time now. "Throw Bags" probably isn't it, but it's still miles improved over "cornhole".
expatriatedtexan
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It’s called Cornhole. That’s the name of the game. I don’t know what this “Throw Bags” nonsense is but that’s not what it’s called.
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Gumballhead
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Big in the Chicago area. Bars with outdoor spaces and backyards. Pairs well with drinking, it’s just like shuffleboard.
Gumballhead
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So we go from NFL sideline reporters who make shit up to Sports Illustrated writers who are literally made up.
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Sports Illustrated Published Articles by Fake, AI-Generated Writers
Sports Illustrated was publishing articles under seemingly fake bylines. We asked their owner about it — and they deleted everything.
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expatriatedtexan
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It's a brave new world.So we go from NFL sideline reporters who make shit up to Sports Illustrated writers who are literally made up.
Sports Illustrated Published Articles by Fake, AI-Generated Writers
Sports Illustrated was publishing articles under seemingly fake bylines. We asked their owner about it — and they deleted everything.
Trust nobody...not even yourself.
Bill Peckerskull
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Dude plays 2B for the Braves. You all had no shot.
That's the life of a sports media girl...have your parents pay for your BA in communications from Northwestern University, find a random sport, get hired being eye candy, be single long enough, and do enough interviews to find a young also single athletic stud that makes seven to eight figures (not that baseballers are athletic though). I wish all the happiness to Lauren though, you can tell she was a genuinely good person, but the cycle of these women never changes.
Well I'm a late 30s accountant who works part time and plays a lot of golf and video games. If I had just tried...
