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Based off a comic I made a while ago.
Regular dodge ball, but with the balls covered in wet house paint, conveinently located on either end of the court. Hitting an opponet with a dry ball does not count as an out. Makes the balls harder to catch, and covers the losers with a vibrant mark of shame
that can enliven any room of your house. Also, the paint that spills on the floor makes for interesting obstacles.
The comic strip.
http://i37.photobuc...ynn/PaintedBall.jpg
I plug my comic shamelessly, thank you very much. [notmarkflynn, Mar 12 2007]
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I think your title is a little off. |
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Otherwise is a different take on dodge ball(which traditionally is played against a wall in the US with one thrower who plays until someone catches the ball or everyone is out) by the way not my bone! |
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Dodgeball gets played with everyone lined up against the wall in the UK too. |
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It was known at my school as Murderball, mainly due to the perceived intent of the double-hard p.e. teacher who always started the game by throwing the ball head-height towards the same one or two individuals. |
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We had to stop playing it when one day he actually managed to smash some poor sod's head against the wall - they 'painted' the wall red, and by his reaction I think he painted his pants brown. Them were the days... |
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<nemesis>notmarkflynn's hiatus is over; soon too his life will be.</nemesis> |
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