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The Therapy Sessions
Thursday, July 21, 2005
 

The death wedgie competition


"About 3,500 athletes from 100 countries compete for medals during the world's largest meeting of non-olympic sports from July 14 - 24."



Let me get this straight: curling is an Olympic sport but competitive wedging failed to make the cut?

Incidently, I'm a failed wedger from way back. My career as a wedger promptly ended when a frustrated camp counselor hung me from a nail by my underwear.

- posted by total @ 7/21/2005 05:13:00 AM .

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