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In all the years of college I have attended, I never got the "Foosball Fever". I didn't mind watching people play, but never got the urge myself.
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@StacheSportin'_GitEmSteveDave:
i played a lot back in the day, but then one fateful night i was extremely hammered (think double 151 rum gimlets for 5 hours), fell down a flight of concrete stairs, woke up in the hospital the next day. ruined my ruined my right wrist, some weeks later i wound up for the famous "thunder-boomer" kill shot, and found myself on the floor seeing stars in 100 proof, everything is going dark pain. end of foosball for me. Reply
i played a lot back in the day, but then one fateful night i was extremely hammered (think double 151 rum gimlets for 5 hours), fell down a flight of concrete stairs, woke up in the hospital the next day. ruined my ruined my right wrist, some weeks later i wound up for the famous "thunder-boomer" kill shot, and found myself on the floor seeing stars in 100 proof, everything is going dark pain. end of foosball for me. Reply
@ZombiesAhead_GitEmSteveDave: I took 25 years off, but didn't lose a step. I enjoy sticking it to the youngsters (if I can get them to quit spinning the rods).
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