It's Time for Recess

[Alex]

Not really, I played all over. I was just very nimble with very fast reflexes (I wasn't always the lard butt I now am).

One of my fonder childhood moments of glory was in 9th grade P.E. where it got down to me vs. about six people on the other side and I lasted a very long time with them unable to hit me. Seriously, I was in a Matrix "bullet-time" groove.

Plus, I enjoy pain to a certain degree so taking an occasional ball to the face didn't bother me much (hello quote page).

[sleepyjeff]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Our school eliminated that tactic with a variation. Once you were out, you were sent to a box behind the other team's side where you could continue to pelt your opponents. You could still hide, but it would require running back and forth after every throw, no one could maintain that for very long.

Cool, I would have loved to play that variation

Originally Posted by Alex

Not really, I played all over. I was just very nimble with very fast reflexes (I wasn't always the lard butt I now am).

One of my fonder childhood moments of glory was in 9th grade P.E. where it got down to me vs. about six people on the other side and I lasted a very long time with them unable to hit me. Seriously, I was in a Matrix "bullet-time" groove.

Not me; I got hit a lot because I never tried to dodge the ball...I tried to catch them(even if I was already holding one) and if I could send it right back at the person who threw it(I always aimed for the feet with the goal of knocking the other kid over).

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Alex

(hello quote page)

If you insist