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September 20, 2010
Sport of Kabbadi Played in New York City: Covering a game of kabbadi recently played in Queens, the New York Times describes the Punjabi sport as "a combination of rugby and wrestling -- without the ball and the protective gear -- with a helping of the old New York street game ringalevio thrown in." Video of play from a World Cup match between India and Pakistan.
That's an awesome sport.
posted by lil_brown_bat at 09:31 AM on September 21, 2010
The player that goes across the confront the other team solo has to hold his breath the entire time he's in enemy territory or he's out.
Could this rule please be applied to political campaigns?
posted by Howard_T at 01:52 PM on September 21, 2010
Howard_T, do you really want them all yelling, "Kabbadi kabbadi kabbadi kabbadi" all the time?
posted by lil_brown_bat at 02:38 PM on September 21, 2010
Howard_T, do you really want them all yelling, "Kabbadi kabbadi kabbadi kabbadi" all the time?
It makes as much sense as what they are yelling now.
posted by Howard_T at 03:39 PM on September 21, 2010
I hit the registration wall on the NYTimes link, so maybe there's more on how the game is played there, but I went to wikipedia to figure out what was going on in that second link.
The player that goes across the confront the other team solo has to hold his breath the entire time he's in enemy territory or he's out. His goal is to wrestle down one of his opponents and then get back into his home territory before taking a breath.