The Dudeism Forum

Poker is always fun, if you  consider that a sport.

Basically for me any sport can be a dudely sport, so long as its leisurely and fun, without too much emphasis on competitiveness. I remember many a primary-school football match essentially devolve into multiple Walters vs. Smokeys, with myself standing on the sidelines shakin' my head trying to remind them that it was just a fuckin' game.

When Im not playing Parchees or werstling alligators I often surf. I am often at my most profound moments when shreddin' a gnarly wave. 

Pool for sure.
Generally played at a bar.

I've always found Curling to be weirdly Dudely.
That pregnant moment when they just release the stone.

Bill Burr - Letting Go of Religion is like Olympic Curling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krvVxzPXlcg

Qigong and tai chi, qigong being the slower one.

What a stupid question? Now there are a lot of sports. Not all of them I can call my favorites, despite the fact that I really love sports. Now I bet on sports, and most often it's hockey or football. I especially love football, so I found a site for bettors to keep up to date with all sports matches and news in order to make successful bets.

Quote from: Admiral Von Snuggles on March 28, 2012, 05:13:49 AM
Poker is always fun, if you  consider that a sport.

Well, you can try tennis. It is also a very nice sport. In fact, I also place my bets on Tennis on this site. At this bookmaker, you can bet on different sports and win money. Also, there's an opportunity to get a bonus such like sign up bonus and no deposit bonus. This is cool right? Thank me later!
                                    
                                    

Not in the movie. No. Can we speculate? Yes. My opinion is that Dude would like golf but he would do it barefoot and with a beverage. The problem is paying for it because of how "business elite" its become.

Quote from: Mr. Bob on June 05, 2012, 08:05:30 PM
When Im not playing Parchees or werstling alligators I often surf. I am often at my most profound moments when shreddin' a gnarly wave. 

Can't do it with a beverage, though.

Being newly ordained so my thoughts may lack some substance.

When I read the title I first thought of pool. Almost the entirety of the game is outside of your control or influence. You can control your posture, chalking, strategy and the like but once contact is made all control is forfeit. The result is an interaction between your aims and chaotic reality over which you have no influence and no choice but to abide.
It is also possible this is a reflection on my skiills.