AUS GENERAL 21 RE REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION RFD AUS SPORT FRISBEE
From: nick@no-spam (Nick Andrew)
Subject: Re: Request For Discussion (RFD): aus.sport.frisbee
Date: 25 Jun 2003 10:14:16 +1000


"Anonymust." <spam@no-spam> writes:

>LOL. I didn't know there were so many people interested in frisbees.

Ultimate Frisbee Australia has 15 regions across the nation ... so I guess some people are serious about it! See www.afda.com
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From: ppnerkDELETETHIS@no-spam (Phred)
Subject: Re: Request For Discussion (RFD): aus.sport.frisbee
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 14:32:49 GMT

In article <bdapgp$r80$1@no-spam>, nick@no-spam (Nick Andrew) wrote:
>"Anonymust." <spam@no-spam> writes:
>
>>LOL. I didn't know there were so many people interested in frisbees.
>
>Ultimate Frisbee Australia has 15 regions across the nation ... so I guess >some people are serious about it! See www.afda.com
Fascinating! It's clearly an international addiction, but I would have assumed it had died out years ago!

The first (and almost only) time I enjoyed chucking a frisbee around was nearly 30 years ago when I invited myself to join in with a couple of yanks playing with one of the things in a park in San Francisco.

I was curious about the gizmos because I had never seen them before and they were pretty common around the streets of Berkeley at the time, with students chucking them back and forth across the roads through gaps in the traffic.

Cheers, Phred.

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Subject: Re: Request For Discussion (RFD): aus.sport.frisbee
From: Vicki Whyte (vickiwhyteusenet@no-spam)
Date: 26 Jun 2003 06:46:46 GMT

Whilst licking their paws in aus.net.news on 25 Jun 2003, Nick Andrew purred:
> "Anonymust." <spam@no-spam> writes:
> >>LOL. I didn't know there were so many people interested in frisbees.
> > Ultimate Frisbee Australia has 15 regions across the nation ... so I > guess some people are serious about it! See www.afda.com
I have to admit that when I first read the proposal I did giggle at the thought of there being enough interest in frisbees. But if it's affecting aus.sport then it's good that they're trying to organise their own newsgroup.

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