what are these called? some say it is a chinese game, some say native american-see blog pic kayakscubapr?
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in north america we call them "devil sticks" and i believe they originate from china
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Nope.\nIt's a Canadian game.
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yeah! playing ping-pong against the wall. who won? lol. the wall ALWAYS win. lol haha. \neither i cannot return it after a while or did not hit hard enough to reach the wall.
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Native American, Mi-Wuk & Pomoma, Rosebud Lacota, Cherokee.  Yup.
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http://www.danwebb.com/kayak/bigkayaks.htm\n\nhttp://www.kayakplace.com/bigguy/bigguy.htm
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Badminton. Easy. ;) Its Actually Called a Shuttlecock. Just so you know.
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It is not true statement:One river in China actually goes up stream,instead of downstream.!!!\nlooba
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This game was mostly considered as game that is played inside the compound.. tieing a net between to trees kind-of image..\n\nI read in some Internet page that this game is much popular in Asia for the same reason - Space Constraint in Asia..since this game takes less space..its more famous..\n\nHowever.. now this game is recognized in US also. I am playing this game in US now and could see a gud growth in the Badminton community..  And if you remember.. Doubles World Championship 2005 was won by US !!\n\nThis game is getting Focus !! Lets spread the message...
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wow! i just noticed that on my professor!! class: EWS the chinese in America.. i was just itching to ask him ... i hope you get a real answer, now im terribly curious.
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The sport was invented by Native North Americans. Its name was dehuntshigwa'es in Onondaga ("men hit a rounded object"), da-nah-wah'uwsdi in Eastern Cherokee ("little war"), Tewaarathon in Mohawk language ("little brother of war"), and baaga'adowe in Ojibwe "bump hips". The game was named lacrosse by early French observers.
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LOL   don't be suprised.  i think the question is dead on, but you have all kinds here.  it really does get annoying.  folks going out of their way to play "cyper-cop".
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There's this game called snake in the grass or sharks and minnows which ever you prefer.You mark off rectangle.Get one player to stand in the middle of it.The other players get a ball each.they try to dribble through the rectangle with the one player, the shark or snake trying to kick there ball out of the rectangle before they make it to the other side.When a player gets their ball taken away they become a shark to.You keep going from one side to another,longways,until there is only one player that's not a shark.I might give the winner a prize or something.Kids seem to like it.
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I will say b) although they are not called chinook there.  That name is reserved for the winds in the western parto of canada and northwest u.s.\n\nYou will find these two sites helpful:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%B6hn_wind\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinook_wind
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I Kayaked quite a bit when I lived in Kentucky, then I moved to Alaska, brr and was preggers. Now I am in Okinawa, I wish I knew somewhere to go nearby....... I prefer river by far. Nothing crazy just a 3 mostly. If anyone knows of any Islands nearby that might have a touch of water for play, let me in on it!
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Wasn't it that game with the stone hoop at the top of a really tall wall. They played with a ball type thing and whoever lost died as a sacrafice? Not sure, but I know they played this game just don't know what it was called...
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Yes, astronaut is the US term, cosmonaut is the Soviet (Russian) term. Get used to hearing a new one too, Chinese astronauts are called "taikonauts", from the Chinese word for astronaut, taikongyuan.
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Sorry to burst your bubble! Yes it's true, they come under-titled in Chinese! There are lots of pirated movies on the streets in Africa.