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Date Posted: 15:10:38 12/11/07 Tue
Author: Varmit
Subject: Makes sense to me.

http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/story/349940.html



Rodeo: With apologies to Fort Worth's own Stock Show and Rodeo, bull ridin', steer wrestlin' and barrel racin' are always best enjoyed outdoors. Ranch work isn't meant to be done indoors, so rodeo shouldn't either.

Several sports that probably wouldn't work indoors:

Golf: Uh, yeah. Might want to keep that driver in your bag and keep those chip shots low.

NASCAR racing: Aside from the noise and carbon monoxide hazard, this would solve problems when it rains.

Downhill skiing: They couldn't build a faux mountain and faux snow big enough to make this really happen, could they?

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