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22-04-2015, 19:05
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Re: #teamquiver
Second time I've seen this today, I guess I'll bite. What's the deal with the quiver?
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22-04-2015, 19:13
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Re: #teamquiver
During the driver meeting Q&A there were a couple of questions pertaining to the use of a quiver that would hold noodles for the human player. It was quite comedic.
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22-04-2015, 23:31
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Re: #teamquiver
Basically a guy asked at the driver's meeting if he could stuff noodles down the back of his shirt to use as a quiver. I was walking out of the stands when he said it, and it was pretty funny.
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#5
22-04-2015, 23:34
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Re: #teamquiver
I know this is a long shot, but does anyone have any video/recording of this?(not sure why anyone would be recording the driver's meeting, but might as well ask just in case)
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#6
22-04-2015, 23:46
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Re: #teamquiver
Our operator/noodler tried this in our practice match today. Needless to say, he will be continuing this tomorrow.
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