Aside from 'the Question' concerns, I think this sort of casual activity with the kilt on is good for the movement in general. Sounds like you could be enjoying the games twice as much as the other players..
It's basically baseball, except it is played with a soccerball sized ball and it gets kicked rather than hit with a bat. It's a popular game in schools, especially elementary schools. The game has seen some expansion in recent years with the appearance of kickball leagues for adults.
It's appeal comes more from fun of playing the game--and reconnecting with the simple joys of chidhood games-- than from the display of athletic ability and competition. It's just for fun, and most leagues make an effort to keep it that way, even going as far as team members being picked from the group like we did on the playground as kids. I played on a league in Washington, and that's how we did it.
The grass is greener on the other side of the fence...and it's usually greenest right above the septic tank.
Allen
Whidby more or less got it right, our league has 3 divisions. The regular Norfolk league which was split in two due to size of the new field for Fall ball and a new Virginia Beach league. Players join teams before the season unless you are an orphan, then you are assigned a team.
Its just like elementary school kickball, except there are mass quantities of booze and vodka gummi bears involved. Even more so if you play "sloshball"
Originally Posted by Urchurdan
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