Besides soccer, baseball and basketball what else do Venezuelans do .?
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pee---just like everyone else
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Watch a Boca Jrs. vs. River Plate game.  Your answer will be Argentina.  I have never been, but I can feel the electricity watching the game on television.  I can only imagine what it is like "live" en vivo.  The last time they played Diego Maradona had one leg and half his body hanging out of the sky box enjoying the game as much as the crowd.
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They play volley ball! And do other outdoor - type stuff - hiking, tennis, bowls you name it, they nekkid it!
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I have several, Soccer, baseball, swimming.\nthey are great.
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I would say Tigres of Licey(Dominican Republic), they had good players and the best game i ever saw. They´re also the most Caribbean World Series most winning team.\n\nGigantes of Carolina and Venados of Mazatlan are good teams too, it would be interesting see play them.\n\nAnd we have to wait Venezuelan champion, that i think it would be Leones of Caracas.
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CUBA, CHILE, CHINA, VENEZUELA, ECUADOR, PERU
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volleyball/fencing; basketball; handball or crew if u have it or tennis
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The New Book of Knowledge says that the main sport in Chile is soccer.  Basketball, polo, golf, tennis, cricket, and boxing are also popular there.
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Ice skating, roller skating, putt-putt, bowling, shopping at a music store, get outside & play sports with them, throw a baseball, touch footbal, basketball.
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Of course, Chavez is an idiot who probably thinks that the whole world depends on the results of football games. It's like the most important thing to them in Venezuela.
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You might want to look into the following:\nAparicio, Luis Apr. 29, 1934- Venezuelan baseball player\n\nBentivoglio, Luca American broadcasting executive\n\nCarreño, Teresa (22 Dec. 1853-12 June 1917), pianist, was born in Caracas, Venezuela\n\nGalarraga, Andres Jun. 18, 1961- Venezuelan baseball player\n\nGuillen, Ozzie Jan. 20, 1964- Venezuelan baseball player and manager\n\nGutierrez, Franklin Feb. 21, 1983- Venezuelan baseball player\n\nPimentel, Carolina--American television news anchor\n\nSimon, Edward 1969- American jazz pianist
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Play sports like basketball
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paintball shooting, race car track like at muligans they even have arcades, so arcades, um....if its hot and you have a beach take them there for a bbq or even a nice  big park and have a bbq and they can bring soccer balls basketballs football baseball all day long. hope that helps ya, oh or if they skate board  the skate parks.
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I think there's been a surge in popularity for soccer here in Houston. All the sports cafes are booked with people watching the game. Some regional restaurants have had parties and stuff. I know when Ghana won they showed some African restaurants with people dancing and cheering. Mostly people here are only watching for their country or maybe their favorite team.
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You need to play more sports
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Dominican Republic\n\nBaseball is most popular in the Americas and East Asia (although in South America only in the extreme northern portion). In Japan, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Panama, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Canada, South Korea, and Taiwan, it is one of the most popular sports. The United States is the birthplace of baseball, and there it has long been regarded as more than just a "major sport" - it has been considered, for decades, the national pastime and Major League Baseball has been given a unique monopoly status by the United States Congress. Although four most popular sports in North America are ball games — baseball, basketball, soccer and football.
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since there country is somewhat poor, they cannot just sit around and play video games or go on the computer all day. When they are bored, they have to go outside and do something to amuse themselves. Since baseball is very popular there, that is one of the major things they do there to have fun. Also, it is always warmish there, so they can play all year long.