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IOC announces Rock, Paper, Scissors as An Official Sport For 2012 Games

October 27th 2008 09:46
The IOC has delivered stunning news to fans of fist-sports everywhere by officially announcing the 2012 Games as the first to feature a fist-sport: Rock, Paper, Scissors.

"Keen masturbators everywhere have waited a long time for this news. We're going to need a few minutes. Alone, please," a fist-sport spokesman told the world's waiting media.

The sport of Rock, Paper, Scissors is believed to have been invented in Iran by shepherds after they ran out of short straws and had to compete over the only camel.

The official fist-book on the great sport tells us:

The sport is played between two and sees the fists, white-knuckled, made into either a Rock which beats Scissors but loses to Paper, Scissors which beats Paper but loses to Rock, or Paper which beats Rock but loses to Scissors.

The sport is played over three or five or seven or nine or eleven or thirteen or any odd number up to infinity until one of the players wins more than the other by two.

There are matches still being played between families that have gone on since before the time of Jesus and may go on until someone drops the bomb, considered endgame in some circles.

The sport is the greatest thing a person can do with their fists other than slam it down onto a table and is much more or less preferable to other indoor-fist-sports.


"More than anything else, this sport, a great occasion for all who still have hands attached to their wrists," Iranian champion Salman Rushdie tells us, "is great for drawing attention to wankers."

"This is the greatest day in our history!" an Iranian villager told a passing F-16, shaking his fist belligerently, before having the arm that it was attached to blown off the torso that held the head, soon to be sent skywards, up.

The sport of Rock, Paper, Scissors is a thrilling spectacle that is seen by some as the fullest realisation of our abilty to curl our fingers into a fist and beat a bitter enemy with it.


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Comment by Morgan Bell

October 27th 2008 11:34
shaking his fist belligerently, before having the arm that it was attached to blown off the torso that held the head

fist shakers would be ideal for this kind of sport!

Comment by Chris Champion

October 27th 2008 12:07
While I was reading this, I had lewd thoughts.

Comment by Norm

October 27th 2008 21:04
Morgs, movers and fist-shakers of the world unite.
I don't know if you've ever witnessed or participated in fist-sports but, I haven't. George Washington.

Champs, you should have seen me writing it. I snuck in to your house while you were right there. What are you, blind?

Comment by Chris Champion

October 27th 2008 21:13
I snuck in to your house while you were right there. What are you, blind?
Did you pinch my Cherry Ripe? I'm missing a Cherry Ripe. Oh, wait, the dog is looking guilty.

Comment by David Edwards

October 27th 2008 21:32
London 2012 is the perfect place to showcase this event for the first time. Perhaps Salman Rushdie might be convinced to try his hand at the sport, given that he has made a career out of drawing attention to himself.

Comment by Norm

October 27th 2008 21:33
I saw your 'Cherry Ripe', but I swear I didn't pinch it.
Put a towel on next time. It's embarrassing for both of us.


Comment by Norm

October 27th 2008 21:44
Sport, Salman would be able to win with both hands tied behind his back if he could be convinced to visit the largest Muslim nation on Earth. Who can forget his classic rivalry with Cat Stevens? I, for one. As writers, we shit all over Salman. All over him. Like a rash. Like a rash with a rash. He has it all over us as a person. He's a wonderful person.

Comment by David Edwards

October 27th 2008 23:53
Yousuf Islam and Salman Rushie - i'd love to see them opening the bowling for England.

Comment by Norm

October 28th 2008 00:36
I think part of the appeal of Islam for tearaways is the chance at a few maidens. Shaun Tait is next in line to turn his explosiveness into a few maidens. Did you ever notice that since they found Saddam, Dennis Lillee has gone underground?

Comment by Norm

October 28th 2008 00:42
I can imagine staunch and devout opening batsman Matty Hayden salivating, in the box, at the prospect.

Comment by Janet Collins

October 28th 2008 01:21
Australians should start training hard for this now. I am now going to start saving hard so I can make it to London to see it LIVE!!!

Janet

Comment by Norm

October 28th 2008 01:37
I'll give you a game for the window seat.
Don't be intimidated but here are my official stats:
Games played: 1234
Games won: 984
Scissors played: 45%
Rock played: 37%
Paper played: 29%
Shall we just call the seat mine?


Comment by Janet Collins

October 28th 2008 01:48
No way! I never give up that easily.

Comment by Norm

October 28th 2008 02:05
You go first.

But seriously, the aisle's not that bad. You never know who might elbow you in the head or ask you embarrassing personal questions.

Last chance, before I bring the pain.

Comment by Janet Collins

October 28th 2008 02:17
Seeing as you thought of the idea, I wil kindly let you go first - only right don't you think?

Comment by Norm

October 28th 2008 02:20

Comment by Norm

October 28th 2008 02:21

Comment by Janet Collins

October 28th 2008 02:36
No, no. I insist you should go first.

Janet

Comment by Janet Collins

October 28th 2008 03:04
Looks like I get the window seat. I don't know why you guys even try to challenge women!!

Comment by damian

October 28th 2008 03:57

I was actually reading up a bit about this sport on Wikipedia. Apparently the current world champion was crowned back in 2004, after a panel of judges (consisting of an odd number of members numbering somewhere between one and infinity) ruled that the competitor's newly-patented hand signal for 'North Korean nuclear-capable ICBM' did in fact beat 'hijacked aeroplane'. Potential challengers have ever since been frantically trying to come up with a satisfactory hand signal for 'missile defence shield'.

Comment by Lilla

October 28th 2008 08:24
What a wonderful way for Earth to enter the 5th Dimension. Will gravity go arse up in frequency and help the underdogs. no doubts it will be interesting to see if the same heirarchy exists between the fisty symbology, if the missing link; *fourth* mythological fist-symbol is found in the Mayan caves of Peru as rumoured in the desert caves?

I always thought it was a Crane myself, but nothing on wikipeadia yet.

Comment by Wilson Pon

October 28th 2008 10:28
Hmm..., I was wondering any rules or qualification to eligible us to join this event?

It seems like a fun and challeging game indeed lol

Comment by Norm

October 28th 2008 21:54
Janet, you win Just don't expect me to make it easy for you to get up and stretch your eggs.

damian, I think that just about sinks my battleship In the immoral words of presidential advisor and fister Bruce McAveney: "Are we on air? Shit!"

Lill, for the original Iranian shepherds and fisherman, the caves of Afghanistan provided a perfect arena to sort out their tribal differences without shedding any blood. Until one day someone, perhaps Mohammed himself, brought a real rock to the table.

Wilson, all you need is the ability to curl your fingers into a fist and extend them out fully. Scissors are a bit more complex and stump many. Imagine you were holding a donkey's penis between your index and middle-finger. No reason. It's just fun.

Comment by Norm

October 30th 2008 21:22
I can see how the rock smashes scissors and the scissors cuts paper, but who cares if the paper does cover the rock?

Comment by David Edwards

October 30th 2008 21:43
Reminds me of that early 90s cartoon: Captain Planet.

I can understand why Earth, Fire, Wind and Water can be considered superpowers, but what was the deal with "Heart"?




Comment by Norm

October 30th 2008 23:14
I guess Heart's a lot like charity. It starts with character assassination and works it's way up to the real thing.

We have to make paper feel like it's good for something. Wrapping up rocks. For Christmas, I'm giving you a rock. I hope you like it.

Comment by David Edwards

October 30th 2008 23:32
Since when does rock even come into contact with stationery items? Who would bash scissors with a rock anyway?

The game should be man - paper - paper clip. Here is my game theory:

Man beats paper-clip (man can bend it out of shape)
[I]Man loses to paper
(i.e. important documents hold more worth than man)[/I]

[I]Paper clip beats paper [/I](obviously)
Paper-clip loses to man

Paper beats man
Paper loses to paper clip.


This way the game is more appropriate to an office environment, from which the game is clearly derived.


Comment by David Edwards

October 30th 2008 23:34
It would be funny to see the hand actions for "man", and "paper clip".

Comment by Norm

October 30th 2008 23:51

Comment by Norm

October 30th 2008 23:53

Comment by Lilla

November 5th 2008 09:10
hmm, *lol* yes, definitely, just before the visions started.

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