¶ reviving a tradition
Posted 2 weeks, 3 days ago on December 5, 2004
So trina was telling us how when she used to work in building 20 way back in the day, they'd goof off by drenching a tennis ball in lighter fluid, setting it on fire, and batting it through the corridors. I was like, awesome!! So on friday, before burnination, I made a run through the tennis courts and picked up some abandoned balls. 11:00 rolls around, madness ensues, and I now have a new favorite game (sorry, ice hockey). For lack of a better name, I call it fireball Fireball is a multiplayer game played in rounds. It is, in essence, a variation of Hand Ball materials required:
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RE: Beacon Hill Skate (Your post from July)
hello, we are the people from BHS. Thanks for the write-up a couple from a couple of months ago. We really appreciate such good feedback. We also like the fact that you said we're not in Beacon Hill because so many people get confused from that. My Boss (Chris) told me to tell you he was in fact not at a war. I could tell you off the back that this is one of the coolest jobs anyone could ever get and the people you meet are so cool. Well, thank you again for the write-up and come back for anything you need. From Guys of BHS, 135 Charles Street South Boston, MA 02111 Tel: (617)-482-7400 P.S. Hope you liked the sharpening too!
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