so water vortexes in swimming do have in impact, but air vortexes in running don't?

i'm not upset...i'm just sick and bored...i saw you making what i consider to be a retarded statement and decided to argue the other side

8/12/2008 10:05:23 PM

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"Ernie All American 25072 Posts user info edit post ok here's the deal golf is a "sport" in the purest sense of the word so are darts, bowling, and free throw shooting but these sports, sports without any form of defense or true opposition, are really just exhibitions of talents that doesn't mean they are any less difficult or less of a "sport" however, objective competitions, those with judges (gymnastics, ice skating, cheerleading, etc.) are not sports at all take that shit to the bank 6/23/2006 1:23:18 AM"

8/12/2008 10:05:27 PM

Distance cycling

8/12/2008 10:06:46 PM

^^ you are a good man

^^^ do the vortex's in running carry over to the adjacent lanes? I wouldnt think they would carry that far...As for races where you can go out of your lane if they really actually allow you to go faster than yes, but remember, I also said potential to affect, so just the chance that they could possible run into each other would make it a sport. When you said "track" on the other page I was taking it as hurdles, sprints etc.

^ sport



[Edited on August 12, 2008 at 10:10 PM. Reason : d]

8/12/2008 10:08:49 PM

given that a golf ball occupies 0.000011% of a 300 yard x 50 yard fairway, i would venture to guess any air disturbance created by one competitor and effecting another competitor, no matter how insignificant, would have to qualify under your golf-related stipulation

[Edited on August 12, 2008 at 10:12 PM. Reason : .]

8/12/2008 10:10:56 PM

and anything that Tennessee wins in is a sport, anything the lose in is just a parlor game

8/12/2008 10:12:41 PM

lol

no seriously, i'm laughing out loud

[Edited on August 12, 2008 at 10:13 PM. Reason : .]

8/12/2008 10:13:01 PM