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Post by BellePlaine » Wed Jul 29, 2009 12:00 pm

Has anyone ever played Fricket or otherwise known as Frisbee Cups? I was going to gather the gear to keep in my bus for something fun to do while camping. All you need are four wooden or pvc dowels, four keg cups, a frisbee, and four players.

http://www.fricket.org/index.shtml
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Post by LiveonJG » Sun Aug 16, 2009 7:56 pm

Any game that require four kegs sounds alright to me! :drunken:

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Post by BellePlaine » Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:26 pm

LiveonJG wrote:Any game that require four kegs sounds alright to me! :drunken:

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keg CUPS! :compress:
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Post by deschutestrout » Mon Aug 17, 2009 3:13 pm

That game sounds fun! We often have dutch oven cook-offs when we camp in a group. And then there are our music games....see who can forget the most lyrics :drunken:
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Post by hambone » Tue Aug 18, 2009 8:37 am

And who can make it back to camp during a 3 am "hike" without dying. Always good for a laff. Of course Mark is usually sawin' wood by then, thus saving himself from the perils.
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Post by LiveonJG » Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:53 pm

hambone wrote:And who can make it back to camp during a 3 am "hike" without dying. Always good for a laff. Of course Mark is usually sawin' wood by then, thus saving himself from the perils.
That is a good game, now if we just had some BLTs...

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Post by hambone » Tue Aug 18, 2009 1:17 pm

I know of an "oasis" of such delecacies. Only need a crowbar.
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Post by Gypsie » Tue Aug 18, 2009 5:20 pm

Crowbar, hell. You gots to use the tools at hand when living off the land. Plenty o' rocks nearby to help crack the shell and get to the BLT deliciousness.... :pirate:




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Post by bretski » Tue Aug 18, 2009 5:52 pm

BellePlaine wrote:Has anyone ever played Fricket or otherwise known as Frisbee Cups?
Sounds suspiciously simlar to "Polish Horseshoes". 2 or 4 players: 2 ski poles, 2 beer bottles, and a frisbee. Stick the ski poles in the ground 30 feet or so apart, balance the bottle on top, and try to knock the other team's bottle. Must be played with a beer in hand.

3 points for knocking the bottle off, 2 for hitting the pole and causing the bottle to fall. Catch the bottle, 1 fewer point. Catch the frisbee after it knocks the bottle, 1 fewer point. Catch both, 2 fewer points. Play to 11.

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Post by chitwnvw » Tue Aug 18, 2009 5:59 pm

bretski wrote:
BellePlaine wrote:Has anyone ever played Fricket or otherwise known as Frisbee Cups?
Sounds suspiciously simlar to "Polish Horseshoes". 2 or 4 players: 2 ski poles, 2 beer bottles, and a frisbee. Stick the ski poles in the ground 30 feet or so apart, balance the bottle on top, and try to knock the other team's bottle. Must be played with a beer in hand.

3 points for knocking the bottle off, 2 for hitting the pole and causing the bottle to fall. Catch the bottle, 1 fewer point. Catch the frisbee after it knocks the bottle, 1 fewer point. Catch both, 2 fewer points. Play to 11.

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Do you need to have a beer in one of your hands at all times in Polish Horseshoes? That's my favorite part of Fricket. We could make it a beer or a dubee at all times. We don't discriminate.

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Post by bretski » Tue Aug 18, 2009 6:37 pm

chitwnvw wrote:
bretski wrote:Must be played with a beer in hand.
Do you need to have a beer in one of your hands at all times in Polish Horseshoes? That's my favorite part of Fricket. We could make it a beer or a dubee at all times. We don't discriminate.
Discriminate? Moi? Never.

Point is to have at least one hand occupied, to make the points negation more difficult. In theory, if the throwing team knocked the bottle off, one opponent would try to catch the frisbee, the other the bottle. Catching both with one hand would be worthy of ending the game right then and there, IMHO. ;)
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Post by pb24ss » Wed Aug 19, 2009 9:23 am

bretski wrote:Point is to have at least one hand occupied
Like our game of horseshoes in the dark. Ringer after ringer after ringer. Ahh the half drunken memories.
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Post by chitwnvw » Wed Aug 19, 2009 4:05 pm

bretski wrote: Point is to have at least one hand occupied...
That sounds inappropriate.

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Post by bretski » Wed Aug 19, 2009 5:05 pm

chitwnvw wrote:
bretski wrote: Point is to have at least one hand occupied...
That sounds inappropriate.
Maybe that's what Truman is saying!
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Post by chitwnvw » Wed Aug 19, 2009 10:03 pm

bretski wrote:
Maybe that's what Truman is saying!
No, he's saying that he hasn't eaten in days and days and hasn't been on a walk in weeks and weeks.

Oh... and he's really tired, and when are we going to get out of the woods and back to the den with the couches?

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