Dodgeball Anyone?

[Andy B]

I think there's a Battle of the Lakes brewing between Oconomowoc and Pewaukee!

[Ryan M.]

Originally Posted by Rocketboy

We've had regular dodgeball tournaments since week 2.

Heck, we play virtually every night.

[Nita]

The manufacturing and design team in my team played last Saturday, but I wasn't aware of what we were doing. All I knew was that we were taking the box of Poof balls and lining them up in the middle of our main hallway! D: Too bad we only got to play one game.

[FuzzyJo470]

I don't know about Dodge ball, but last Saturday while waiting for more of our mentors to come back from getting lunch we played Kickball, girls against guys. Girls won, 17-16.

[JAH]

Originally Posted by Scott Ritchie

2. Don't play dodge ball with safety glasses on. (This causes scarring)

I somewhat question if the safety glasses hurt me or saved me. I tell you what, the gentleman(who shall remain nameless ) who threw that ball had some force going behind it. It was a freight train closing on my head. Sometimes people just have to learn the hard way.

[Fritztopher]

During Rebound week, there was a pindodge Tournament between all the classes. For those of you who are wondering what pindodge is, it's just dodgeball, but our school lets us play it because the "other" way to win is to knock down bowling pins. One game was played each day after school. Since most of our robotics team is juniors, we hauled our prototype shooter out for our first match (juniors v. 8th graders). Unfortunately, administration thought it would be unsafe and wouldn't let us use it. Fortunately, according to teachers who heard about it from the underclassmen later, we scared the bejesus out of them. Also, no way was it unsafe. Those baseball players were throwing way faster than 12 m/s.

[JakeOfIron]

This is a poor animator locked up in the computer *COUGHdungeonCOUGH* lab, saying that we computer folks have been play dodgeball, too! Just... not with balls. In the spirit of Scotts post: Lessons learned.

1. Omniwheels hurt, a lot

2. Burnt-out CD's make great frisbees

3. As do records

4. Pencils are sharp

So please, take pity upon your poor designers and animators and give us some poof balls before we hurt each other!

[awbreed55]

one night when leaving Dana it had just snowed outside. as we were leaving my Friend pick up a snow ball and chucked it me. so this then started a a 6 person snowball figth and it was all really wet snow witch mad for a wet ride but it all all still a good time.

[Cyber Punk 234]

Originally Posted by JakeOfIron

This is a poor animator locked up in the computer *COUGHdungeonCOUGH* lab, saying that we computer folks have been play dodgeball, too! Just... not with balls. In the spirit of Scotts post: Lessons learned.

So please, take pity upon your poor designers and animators and give us some poof balls before we hurt each other!

Man Jake you funny guy you.

[dubious elise]

Originally Posted by Andy B

I think there's a Battle of the Lakes brewing between Oconomowoc and Pewaukee!

Haha, dodgeball on ice, eh? How brave are you?

I think this is the year that CooneyTech will win our high-school dodgeball tournament...provided we are using Poof Balls

[Barry Bonzack]

What do you all say we get a gigantic game of dodgeball going after the Chiefdelphi Webhug in that grassy section outside the Georgia Dome?

[vVigglEs]

In South Windsor High School we have a dodge ball club. Its the funniest after school activity i have ever been too. around 40 kids show up and pay 5 bucks to join. we play 2 times a week for 2 hrs. Its a great time.

[Schneidie]

A human version of the game would be a great way to have fun and build a team for the newbies. This could use last year's game and play it with humans.

[chinckley]

We got more balls (other than the one original one) and are hiding them each night to make sure other students do not get into them.

While at competition we may play.

[Sharkbyte]

Some guys and myself ran around outside and just threw balls at each other. My hands were really cold by the end, though. (It was really cold, and my aim is bad enough without gloves)